Consumer Packaged Goods

The conclusion of a $230-million contribution agreement between the Government of Canada and SCALE AI, the Artificial Intelligence-powered Supply Chains Supercluster, was announced at the G7 Multistakeholder Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Montreal.

In this report, we describe how Locus provides automated sales beat plans to optimize the mobile workforce for increased profitability, resource efficiency, and time savings.

The explosive growth of e-commerce provides greater opportunities for manufacturers to sell more to consumers and increase profitability.

Hoping to gain a better understanding of the pressure retailers face, and how vendors can stand out in a competitive environment, Zipline Logistics surveyed retail buyers directly.

Consumer Packaged Goods suppliers that are growing alongside their customers are the ones setting themselves up for success.

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.

After completing a successful and timely integration project between the two systems, ARI and NPPC saw immediate ROI.

A survey by the Contract Packaging Association revealed that 70% of contract packaging and contract manufacturing companies are concerned that the regulatory environment could negatively impact business in the coming years.

The way people buy has shifted over the past decade and it’s created ripples within the consumer goods space and supply chain.

Nulogy's cloud-based Agile Customization Platform allows consumer brands to respond with ease and speed to a volatile retail and consumer environment while reducing waste and costs.

Nulogy strengthens collaboration between CPGs and contract packaging suppliers to enable innovation and agile customization.

Students in the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics’ Master of Supply Chain Management program spent a year mapping a manufacturer’s forecasting process to help determine if Demand Sensing was a worthwhile ambition to pursue.