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Technology: Page 416
The Evolution of Sales and Operations Planning
These five factors are allowing companies to enhance planning operations.
How Amazon Plans to Retrain 100,000 Employees
Amazon’s Upskilling 2025 program aims to help U.S. employees adapt to a workplace that is becoming increasingly disrupted by automation and new technologies.
The Automation Pivot Point
Distribution networks with legacy infrastructure are struggling to meet the incredible demand generated by the rise of e-commerce.
Supply-Chain Digitization in Food and Beverage
Analyst Insight:
With fierce global competition and changing regulations in the food and beverage industry, the speed at which enterprises can react and adapt is imperative to their success. Digital solutions that provide supply-chain visibility from field to factory, distributor and customer have disruptive potential. These solutions generate a tremendous amount of data that can be harvested and used to optimize processes, identify risks, and improve quality in real time.
Streamlining Construction Supply Chains With Automated Replenishment
Analyst Insight:
Many supply chains experience inefficiencies in receiving materials, and the construction sector is no exception. By optimizing demand forecasting, inventory management, and the setting of order cycles and quantities, and by increasing the level of automation in routine areas of replenishment, teams can focus their expertise on areas that require closer attention.
The New Era of Data Sharing in Construction
Analyst Insight:
The construction industry is one of the least-digitized industries in the world, but times are changing. Leading firms are adding cloud-based technologies to improve collaboration between suppliers, haulers, and contractors, and to increase visibility within supply-chain processes, gaining greater efficiencies and productivity.
Don’t Chicken Out in Your Supply Chain
Analyst Insight:
The wildly successful social media campaign for Popeyes’ new chicken sandwich — which quickly led to critical supply shortages for the company — is a cautionary tale about the havoc that social media can wreak on supply chains. To avoid squandering opportunities afforded by unprecedented demand, supply chains need to run like well-oiled machines, with collaborative sales and operations planning (S&OP), a finger on the pulse of social media sentiment, best-practice scenario planning, and rock-solid supplier relationships.
Evolving Supply-Chain Analytics to Meet Business Needs
Nearly 80% of organizations are growing their investments in supply-chain analytics, according to research by APQC.
Supply-Chain Visibility Is Getting Bigger Than ‘Track and Trace’
And it can't be achieved with technology alone.
Digital Transformation in Supply Chain Requires a Clear Definition and Strategy
Analyst Insight:
Eighty-three percent of participants in APQC’s quick poll research report that their supply chains are undergoing digital transformation. Yet despite the widespread embrace of this major organizational change, digital transformation in many supply chains suffers from the lack of a consistent definition and overarching strategy. As a result, rather than realizing the strategic integration of multiple technologies, too many organizations are solving discrete business problems with one-off digital solutions.
One Network Enterprises Launches Enhancements to Its Global Logistics Gateway
One Network Enterprises, a global provider of multi-party business networks for autonomous supply chain management, announced the availability of the latest version of its Global Logistics Gateway with its integrated digital freight brokerage network, Market MakerTM, and real time tracking through its Telematics Network.
Trucking Apps Could Help Lead Latin America to a Logistics Revolution
Latin America offers great opportunities for global businesses, but poor infrastructure and the region’s volatile nature have restricted growth.
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