What We Believe

Too many companies are buried in data but starved for insight. Tools don’t work without alignment. Metrics don’t matter if no one owns them. And AI won’t help unless it’s embedded in the right process.

That’s where we come in. Our job is to cut through the noise and help you:

  • Build high-impact roadmaps and transformation strategies

  • Streamline inventory management and flow

  • Strengthen your sales & operations planning (S&OP) process

  • Apply AI and analytics where they’ll actually drive value

  • Align teams around clear, measurable KPIs

  • Modernize your supply chain without losing momentum

Who We Work With

We partner with growth-minded operations, supply chain, and finance teams across industries—from mid-market firms to enterprise organizations—who are ready to challenge the status quo.

Whether you're preparing for scale, under cost pressure, integrating new tools, or just need outside perspective—we can help.

What Makes Us Different

Stratus isn’t theory. We’re execution-minded, data fluent, and built on real-world experience. You won’t get a slide deck and walk-away—you’ll get a clear plan, practical insights, and a partner who knows what good looks like - and how to deliver it.

Who We Are

Stratus Supply Chain is a modern operations advisory firm built to help companies rethink how they plan, measure, and execute across their supply chains. We bring the strategy, tools, and executive perspective needed to drive meaningful performance improvement—without the complexity or overhead of a large consulting firm.

Stratus Supply Chain was founded by Graham Whittemore, a seasoned supply chain leader who has driven transformation at companies like Amazon, Wayfair, Staples, CVS, and Clean Harbors. Over the past two decades, Graham has:

  • Led the design of global inventory and logistics networks

  • Implemented AI-enabled planning tools and supply chain tech

  • Built scalable teams and operational frameworks that drive results

He co-authored Improving Hospital Supply Chains: An Engineering Approach, applying analytics and systems thinking to reduce cost and improve outcomes. Graham also holds a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management from MIT.