GT Nexus resources

How Technology Delivered in the Cloud Will Separate the Winners and Losers in the Eyes of Consumers.

The State of the Global Supply Chain Report is an analysis of the top issues, challenges and opportunities faced by manufacturers and industry executives for 2016 and beyond.

RFID technology provides superior inventory tracking capabilities that can be used to improve process efficiencies and inventory visibility throughout the supply chain.

Understanding the Power of a Shared Online Network to Connect Global Partners and Achieve High Data Quality Levels: Companies need technology to efficiently manage their supply chains - particularly complex global supply chains.

ERP software helps manufacturing companies plan, schedule, orchestrate, and monitor shop floor production inside the walls of the enterprise.

True unit costing is a better way of calculating sourcing costs when looking beyond China. A look at design, manufacturing, shipping & distribution.

Bridging the divide between domestic and international TMS for a single global supply chain view.

Preserving customer experience: Proactive companies know what’s happening further up the supply chain to eliminate TMS silos and disruptions.

Retailers can’t afford to wait too long to get started to optimize the fulfillment side of omni-channel retailing.

Companies that can react to consumer demand the fastest in the supply chain, seamlessly across channels, can win the loyalty of increasingly fickle and demanding customers. However, most retailers examine only the final links in the chain (from their DCs to stores to consumers) and are missing opportunities to gain clarity and agility earlier on.

Many companies today still employ various point solutions from niche AP and P2P software providers to execute the financial supply chain. In doing so, companies over-complicate the very process they seek to simplify. Point solutions reside in a silo, preventing the flow of data across departments such as sourcing, logistics, treasury and finance.

Customers that shop more than one channel are 43% more profitable than single channel shoppers - Source: RSR Research - Omni-Channel 2013: The Long Road to Adoption.

As supply chain networks become larger and more complex, the winners in their markets will be those who customers can rely on the most.

This paper commissioned by GT Nexus and produced by Aite Group, shows that supply chain finance can ensure business continuity across the entire value chain.

Retail industry analyst Sahir Anand from Edgell Knowledge Network describes how to create a single view and vision for orders and supply chain transactions - from source to settlement to sale - across any channel.