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How to Become a Black Belt in Supply Chain Visibility
It's not enough to know where your inventory has been, or even where it is right now; you need to know where it's going to be and when.
Using Data Analytics to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
The benefits of harnessing the enormous volume of data captured by transportation and logistics industries cannot be overstated.
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Five Pitfalls of Adopting A.I., and How to Avoid Them
No. 1: Failure to plan your A.I. use cases.
Watch: How Are Industrial Manufacturers Embracing AI?
A discussion of the findings of a new study from KPMG about industrial manufacturing’s adoption of artificial intelligence, with Roy Mathews, Managing Director of Data Analytics, and David Neely, Managing Director in the firm’s Intelligent Automation Practice.
How Are Industrial Manufacturers Embracing AI?
Attabotics Partners With AltaML and Amii on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Capabilities for Supply Chains
Attabotics, a 3D robotics supply chain company, today announced a partnership with AltaML, a Canadian applied artificial intelligence and machine learning company, and the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii), a center for artificial intelligence research and application, to further develop capabilities in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Three Manufacturing Trends to Watch in 2021
Three trends are likely to outlast the pandemic and dominate the landscape this year.
Panasonic Announces Acquisition of Blue Yonder
Panasonic Corporation has recently announced that it has acquired Blue Yonder, an end-to-end, digital fulfillment platform provider.
Watch: Why Hasn’t A.I. Caught On More in the Supply Chain?
Rich Nanda, principal for strategy and analytics with Deloitte Consulting, traces the pace of adoption of artificial intelligence in business and the supply chain, and predicts that the technology is on the verge of wide acceptance.
Why Hasn’t AI Caught On in the Supply Chain?
A.I.-Augmented Jobs Are Key to Helping U.S. Manufacturing
The day-to-day reality for American corporations is more complicated than simple proclamations about the need to bring back manufacturing, or buy more American-made products.
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Solving Supply-Chain Disruption Comes Down to Mathematics
With a digital twin and a problem-solving engine, organizations can analyze supply-chain risks and sense disruptions in real time.
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The Impact of Robotics on Supply Chain 2.0
Business owners and supply-chain professionals are understanding more and more the power of automation and robotics.
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Watch: How Supply-Chain Leaders Are Investing in Resilience
Geraint John, vice president analyst with Gartner’s Supply Chain Practice, reveals the results of a survey in which companies described their current efforts at achieving supply-chain resiliency and agility.
How Supply-Chain Leaders Are Investing in Resilience
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