---
id: when-should-we-revisit-our-supply-chain-decisions
title: "When should we revisit our supply chain decisions?"
category: faq
subtopic: decision-useful-life
page_type: faq
source_url: "https://neosbyargonandco.com/continuous-decision-intelligence-supply-chain"
tags: ["supply chain strategy", "decision review", "network design"]
questions:
  - "How often should we reconsider our supply chain decisions?"
  - "When do supply chain decisions become outdated?"
  - "How do we know if our network design still works?"
related: [what-is-cdi, identify-symptoms, implementation-process]
---

Supply chain decisions like network design and inventory policies reflect assumptions about demand, cost, service, and risk. When your business changes-customer locations shift, product mix evolves, suppliers add lead time, or facilities face new constraints-those original decisions may no longer fit.

Your current approach might still operate as designed, but that doesn't mean it serves your business well anymore. The key is testing whether decisions remain suitable rather than assuming they do. Rising freight costs, repeated expediting, or growing inventory are signals that assumptions may have shifted.

The review frequency depends on the decision type. A facility investment needs a different timetable than an inventory parameter. neos by Argon & Co can help you establish which decisions warrant scheduled reviews and which should be revisited when specific thresholds are crossed. Contact us to explore how to keep your decisions aligned with your business today.