by James Cuthbert and Pete Hatfield, FourCentric | Jul 30, 2026 | Aerospace & Defence, Supply Chain
FourCentric shares three key takeaways from Farnborough International Airshow 2026, including the aerospace industry’s focus on production ramp-up, the growth of Aero Excellence and the need to turn operational assessments into practical improvement. The Farnborough...
by FourCentric | Jun 15, 2026 | Aerospace & Defence, Operations, Procurement, Supply Chain
The UK aerospace and defence sector is under pressure to turn opportunity into delivery. In aerospace, demand remains strong. ADS has highlighted the scale of the global aircraft backlog and the opportunity this creates for UK industry[1]. But behind that opportunity...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric | May 11, 2026 | Culture & Organisation Change, Supply Chain
Good supply chain decisions don’t always create good operational outcomes. This article explores how organisations can improve performance by treating planning, procurement, and delivery as part of one interconnected system. Organisations make structured decisions...
by FourCentric | Mar 30, 2026 | Strategy & Planning, Supply Chain, Sustainability
Suzanna Hinnell, COO of 4C Associates discusses why B Corp certification matters for consulting firms and the clients they support. FourCentric spoke with Suzanna Hinnell, Chief Operating Officer at 4C Associates, about why B Corp certification matters and how it...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric and Chris Mullen, CEO Procure4 | Nov 10, 2025 | Ai, Supply Chain
AI is changing the pace and potential of consulting. We discuss what this means for firms, clients, and leaders aiming to balance automation with human expertise. A couple of years ago, AI in consulting was still finding its feet. Models were often experimental,...
by Simon Terry, CEO Fourcentric and Joanne McCourt , CEO, EBIT | Oct 13, 2025 | Supply Chain, UK Economy
Rising costs, weak growth, and fragile supply chains demand more than blunt cost-cutting. We explore five smarter responses for business leaders. Stagflation is often described as the “worst of both worlds”: inflation running high while economic growth stalls. The UK...
