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Congratulations on advancing your artificial intelligence and generative AI initiatives! While it’s exciting to focus on the potential impact these technologies can bring to your business, it’s equally important to consider how AI and human intelligence are key to unlocking unprecedented business potential. In this post, we’ll explore how AI, the underlying process intelligence (PI)
Supply chain resilience is crucial in today’s unpredictable market. It involves contingency planning and using technology for real-time insights and adaptability. Modern Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Transportation Management Systems (TMS) are key to building this resilience, helping businesses mitigate disruptions and meet customer demands effectively.
Contract manufacturing involves outsourcing production to third-party manufacturers, which allows companies to focus on core competencies such as design, branding, and distribution. Each year, contract manufacturing launches over 1,000 new food and beverage products in the United States, accounting for more than 10% of all new introductions in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) category.2 Meanwhile,
Discover industry electrification insights, trends, and actionable steps for sustainable adoption in the manufacturing supply chain. Download the white paper
Explore the transformative journey of modern automobiles, where software-led innovations reshape Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEVs). Dive into the pivotal role of software, AI, and partnerships in creating connected, sustainable, and user-centric automotive ecosystems.
In this white paper, we introduce a modular, “lego brick” approach to supply chain digital transformation for resilience and the technology framework elements.
Recent sustainability legislations and regulations make due diligence a business imperative for effective supply chain management. Increasingly, regulations and local government bodies are regulating how enterprises must approach, operate, and report on their supply chain operations, both directly and within their extended value chain. While our earlier blog post on ESG initiatives discussed sustainability of
Most industry leaders, specifically manufacturers and retailers recognize the immense strategic value of optimized marketing messages and streamlined customer service to thrive in a competitive market. Research shows that 81% of customers are more likely to make repeat purchases after a positive customer service experience, while 72% respond favorably to marketing messages tailored exclusively to
Can a mere joke trigger a catastrophic product supply shortage? Can mischievous squirrels wreak havoc on large-scale business operations? And what’s the connection between beer, road closures, and transportation delays? These may seem like bizarre scenarios (see the postscript at the end of this blog for real-life examples), but the consequences are far from amusing.
Systematically and continuously monitoring your supply chain provides valuable insights for enhancing risk management strategies. Discover key aspects to track within the extended chain.
