Bristlecone

Partnership brings together Aera’s "Cognitive Operating System" and Bristlecone’s expertise in digital supply chain

The coronavirus has infected countless people worldwide, surpassing the severity of the SARS outbreak but it also poses to significantly dent the global economy.

Here are the steps you can take to digitize your unstructured data.

One thing that has caught the world of supply chain entirely unawares during this global pandemic is demand volatility.

Learn how a biotech manufacturer leveraged Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Internet of Things to attain visibility into 300,000+ annual shipments.

Transparency, traceability and embracing the power of IoT are key to attaining true end-to-end supply chain visibility.

Creating an intelligent ecosystem that allows your organization to foresee risks and prepare for the worst climate disasters cannot be stressed enough.

Learn how a global producer of hi-tech semiconductors improved demand forecast accuracy by >40% and enabled better allocation of inventory.

Learn how a leading freight forwarder saved ~USD 1 million over 18 months and improved accuracy from 70% to almost a 100%.

Learn how an automotive aftermarket leader reduce forecast error from 111% to 55% in Year 1 for new product launches.

Learn how a manufacturer achieved 58% reduction in reschedules due to weather events which led to savings of ≈ 500K.

This paper defines digitization as the process to convert various analog elements into electronically readable formats in order to create a paperless environment in an organization.

The ability to achieve real-time supply chain visibility – the utopia materialized – is here today, simply put, true visibility is enabling access of information to the right stakeholder at the right time.

When it comes to Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP), forecasters and planners need to work together to achieve financial performance targets.

The key components in Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) – Demand, Customers, Products, Organization, Finance and Operations are all considered from a different viewpoint, with focus on volatility, variety and value.