Supply Chain Management Solutions

Orchestrating the Supply Chains of Tomorrow


The Doyle Center for Manufacturing Technology is a federally funded non-profit organization that provides the supply chain management services and infrastructure critical to orchestrating dynamic supply chains. We have developed the most effective way to deploy and operate supply chains. Our model and solutions for supply chain management are best described as Network Centric Manufacturing (NCM).

NCM Supply Chain Benefits for Prime Manufacturers and Government Organizations:

  • Manage and create supply chains at reduced costs
  • Respond to demands with greater agility using our solutions
  • Ensure security of intellectual property
  • Collaborate effectively with visibility through every level of a supply chain
  • Control quality and delivery by tracking a project’s status


NCM Supply Chain Benefits For Small- to Medium-sized Manufacturers:

  • Access new sales opportunities supplying prime manufacturers and government agencies
  • Improve your margins by better utilizing your capacity
  • Develop a competitive edge by networking with other suppliers


Custom Solutions

The Doyle Center’s supply chain management tools, protocols and expertise can be tailored to fit your needs. Our team works with yours to identify, plan and implement agile supply chain strategies. Learn more about our supply chain solutions.

Proven Methods
The experience we’ve gained by working with major universities and government agencies enables us to deliver bottom line benefits and information security to all our clients. Through our research-based methodology and knowledge transfer, your company learns how to deploy tomorrow’s supply chains today. Contact us to start your supply chain.


2008 NCM Forum


Save the Date

Help move U.S. manufacturing forward, attend the second NCM Forum at the Hilton Pittsburgh on October 15, 2008.

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2007 NCM Forum Recap
Last October, manufacturing thought leaders came together to discuss resolving U.S. manufacturing challenges through Network Centric Manufacturing.

Download a PDF of the white paper to learn more. >>

View the Forum’s presentations and outcomes. >>



Our Solutions at Work
In order to tackle a major multi-year production contract, Custom Manufacturing & Engineering, Inc. turned to the Doyle Center for help.

Read the case study. >>



Doyle Center Names President and CEO
After a unanimous vote, the Doyle Center’s board of directors promoted Dennis Thompson to president and CEO.

Read more at the Pittsburgh Business Times. >>

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