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Cloud & On-Demand Systems: Page 82
Disruptive Technology Trends in Manufacturing
The Industrial Internet of Things
Digital Shift Will Connect Supply Chain to Internet of Things
Today's supply chains form the arteries and veins that keep global trade alive, connecting a largely borderless, always-on world economy. New innovations offer disruptive possibilities for the future of global trade. It's easy to hypothesize that Star Trek-style teleportation, drones, 3-D printing, and space logistics, will change trading. But the biggest shift to the supply chain will see it digitally connected and becoming part of the Internet of Things.
WAM Technologies Launches Cold-Chain Tracking Service
WAM Technologies LLC, along with its affiliate Mark-it Services (MIS), have launched a means of monitoring the status of perishable cargoes.
Seeing Benefits of Cloud Computing, Manufacturers Worldwide Adopt the Technology, Study Finds
The transition to "cloud also" or "cloud first" is well under way for manufacturers around the globe, according to survey results from International Data Corporation. In fact, in the United States, 41 percent of manufacturing respondents indicated they are accessing IT resources via the public cloud, based on the IDC Global Technology and Industry Research Organization IT Survey, 2014.
IBM Plans Platform to Help Customers Build Internet of Things Systems
IBM says it will invest $3bn over the next four years to establish a new Internet of Things (IoT) unit, and that it is building a cloud-based open platform designed to help clients and ecosystem partners build IoT systems.
Infor Releases Cloud-Based Supply-Chain Execution App
Infor has released a cloud-based version of Infor Supply Chain Execution (SCE), combining best-in-class warehouse management, labor management, third-party logistics billing and transportation execution.
Voxware Unveils Intellestra for Predictive Modeling, Analytics
Voxware has introduced Intellestra, a cloud-based software platform for predictive modeling and supply-chain analytics.
Anaplan Launches Suite of Supply-Chain Planning Apps
Anaplan has launched a suite of supply-chain planning applications, drawing on the company's cloud-based planning platform.
Orchestro Releases Update of Demand-Sensing, Analytics Platform
Orchestro Inc., a provider of software for demand analytics and orchestration, has released a new version of its software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform.
Big Pharma, Big Vision
Challenge: Through acquisition and a strong development pipeline, this manufacturer grew into one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. As a result, its supply chain became complicated and unwieldy. Recognizing the opportunity to streamline its operations and capitalize on low margin products, company leadership prioritized a move to global standardization and shared services.
Recent Developments in PLM Support Supply Chain Collaboration
Analyst Insight: Recent developments in PLM technology have increased substantially the potential for sharing of product data throughout the extended enterprise. Access to such technology has historically been highly variable, especially among smaller members of the supply chain. However, exploitation of cloud-based computing infrastructures, together with major strides in usability are "democratizing" PLM and making it much more accessible. As a result, accurate, up-to-date product information can be made available right across the supply chain. – Tony Christian, Director at Cambashi
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