Cloud

Cloud has changed the supply chain game, and organizations that are slow to adapt risk getting left behind. This eBook provides six top reasons why supply chain leaders are making the move.

This whitepaper will explore arguments in favor and against using systems based in the cloud, with the goal of offering benchmarks related to cost, security and functionality when deciding what type of system to implement.

"Lift and shift" refers to an application migration strategy for moving to a cloud-based environment, many companies have seen both negative and positive results from this strategy, however, most companies have missed the full benefits of this strategy.

In this guide, we examine the benefits that the cloud will bring to; day-to-day operations, revenue, IT teams, and your ability to stay ahead of the curve – and your competitors.

Cloud-based WMS provides enterprise level inventory management, connectivity, flexibility and compliance for warehouses operating in increasingly complex and competitive environments.

Amazon Web Services will power the Volkswagen Industrial Cloud, automating all automobile manufacturing and logistics processes, creating an industrial digital production platform that empowers a worldwide industrial ecosystem integrating more than 30,000 facilities and 1,500 suppliers and partners throughout Volkswagen’s global supply chain.

Menasha chose Nulogy’s Agile Customization Platform to standardize its operations and replace the differing systems being used across multiple sites.

Crescent standardized operations across its network, moving seven sites from manual processes to Nulogy’s PackManager and QCloud.

Find out how you can manage your late-stage customization workflows with agility.

Find out how you can manage your external supply chain with Nulogy's agility platform.

Kuehne + Nagel, a global logistics leader, made the transition from a paperbased system to a fully digital solution with Nulogy’s PackManager, reducing data errors, response times and improving data transparency levels for recall procedures.

IBM and Red Hat, the world’s leading provider of open source cloud software, announced that the companies have reached a definitive agreement under which IBM will acquire all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Red Hat for $190.00 per share in cash, representing a total enterprise value of approximately $34 billion.

Taking a disruptive, cloud-based approach to business-to-business communications in the third-party logistics industry, LEGACY Supply Chain Services now services customers 70 percent faster and reduces technology operating costs by 50 percent using Microsoft Azure Logic Apps.

Companies are adopting an Order Management System to meet increasing customer demands.

Large, high-profile organizations are leveraging E2open’s unified, end-to-end platform to bring together planning and execution, supported by the application breadth to meet functional requirements and the depth to solve new challenges.

Under the Scottish sea, as part of the next phase of Project Natick, Microsoft tests a data center including 864 servers and 27.6 petabytes of storage that’s quick to deploy and could provide internet connectivity for years.

Oracle announced new artificial intelligence cloud applications designed to enable manufacturing organizations to reduce costs and increase yields by providing rapid analysis and actionable insights that can improve production efficiency and performance.

In this white paper, NexInfo Solutions describes the navigation to help you understand at a high level what the cloud is and what you need to evaluate as you go down the path of, ‘how to run your current business operations using the cloud.’

It's now imperative that companies within the supply chain evolve to meet the current demands of the modern economy.

Growth predictions bode well for the cloud computing industry but recognizing the practical effects of that growth for your business isn't easy, this article will remove that confusion to help you understand what cloud computing is and, more importantly, how its applications intersect with your workplace.