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Data Management (Big Data/IoT/Blockchain): Page 65
Hazmat Shippers Need ‘Master Data,’ But Most Don't Have It
Many shippers don’t know exactly what they’re shipping, which has a profound ripple effect on supply chains and customer experience — especially when it comes to dangerous materials and ever-changing regulation compliance.
Connected TMS Technology Is Reaching Mom-and-Pop Carriers
Transportation management technology remains a new frontier for many small trucking companies — those with 50 or fewer trucks — who make up 99% of U.S. for-hire carriers.
Sustainable Sourcing Is Key for Next-Generation Procurement
Despite the many disruptions this past year, organizations are doubling down on their commitments to sustainable sourcing — and finding tangible benefits in terms of efficiency, speed and risk mitigation.
Excellence in Data Management Is the Key to Modern Supply Chains
The field of artificial intelligence and machine learning comes with intimidating terminology and lots of new data — big data, structured and unstructured, from the web, social media, news, internet of things (IoT), events and weather. Supply-chain professionals need to understand all of this data, and become expert at deploying new services, tools and processes to manage it.
How Manufacturers Can Boost Agility in a Post-Pandemic World
The pandemic has exposed longstanding problems in the ways that manufacturers typically react to problems and use available data.
Online Sales Ignite in Corners of World Late to the Revolution
Years from now when the pandemic’s impact on global business is analyzed, it’s likely that the most lucrative change will be how it pushed — or actually shoved — massive markets into the modern e-commerce era.
Why Automation Belongs in Your Post-Pandemic Strategy
How can business leaders restore stability? One powerful method is supply-chain automation.
How Machine Learning Can Help Manufacturers Combat Climate Change
Machine learning technology could be a powerful tool for cutting energy consumption and waste in the manufacturing sector.
Three Metrics to Guide Last-Mile Labor Performance
Last-mile delivery has become the core of a successful holiday retail season — but only if processes run smoothly.
Four Ways Electronic Bills of Lading Benefit the Supply Chain
While physical paperwork has long been the go-to form of communication within the supply-chain industry, electronic bills of lading are expected to become the standard moving forward.
Intelligence as a Service: Driving Efficiencies in Supply Networks
COVID-19 was a wakeup call for procurement teams who failed to invest in the tools and resources necessary to protect their supply chains.
Three Ways Manufacturers Will Expand Servitization This Year
The concept of servitization — that product manufacturers compete on service offerings instead of commoditized products — requires a fundamental shift in the way businesses think, sell, perform and deliver.
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