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Supply Chain Network Optimization is key to running an efficient and profitable operation today, however the implementation to reach that goal needs to be re-evaluated.

This guide addresses how the right enabling technology helps you improve margins and get more "Aha" moments during S&OP meetings.

KFC, a fast food favorite, made headlines last month for suffering a chicken shortage that brought 900 restaurants in the UK to a halt...and recently, the chain announced it was suffering from a gravy shortage as well. Not ideal for a chicken restaurant.

Royal Boon Edam a global market leader in entry solutions, was looking to shift towards a combined business model of “made to stock” and “assembly to order” - where modules which could be placed into a configuration requested by the customer would be ready for production, this meant the company needed a different logistics approach to fulfilling these orders.

According to a recent survey, 65% of companies are still using spreadsheets in planning their supply chain process, and while they are familiar, inexpensive, and convenient relying on spreadsheets pose serious setbacks for organizations.

In today’s business environment, you can’t remain competitive without mastering analytics.

Supply chain professionals are looking for a fresh approach to modernize supply chain decision making.

Find out how Shell improved its gas sector activities with optimization.

Boon Edam was looking to shift towards a combined business model of “made to stock” and “assembly to order” - where modules which could be placed into a configuration requested by the customer would be ready for production.

A top U.S. food manufacturer leverages optimization to satisfy growing demand.

One platform, multiple configurable Apps, infused with the power of sophisticated analytics, so you can self-enable your entire supply chain team.

Everyone’s talking about analytics, but supply chain managers want to know if they can drive innovation in their operations, HP’s analytics team explains how.

Research institutions like Gartner recognize that prescriptive analytics has the potential to improve decision making in the supply chain, and yes, prescriptive analytics is going to disrupt supply chains.

Advanced analytics and decision support tools have proven to be a valuable resource for progressive supply chain professionals driving transformation in their organizations, despite this, many organizations still struggle to find the right technology to support their efforts.