Network Platforms

Nokia is an industry-proven and deeply experienced one-stop shop for all your Supply chain connectivity needs, and with a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and performance demands of the logistics industry and a broad ecosystem network, it helps us to deliver the use cases you need to meet your goals.

This white paper describes how the “Automation of Everything” era will be brought about by digital interfaces, data analysis, and control of the physical world through networks employing the Nokia Bell Labs Future X for industry architecture.

Next year we can expect the acceleration of some familiar trends, a new urgency with respect to the old, and a few new trends that may catch some off-guard.

One Network will bring both its commercial experience and defense capabilities to the Navy to modernize around repeatable business processes across all commodity types and throughout the entire operational supply chain.

The recent crisis in supply chains has forced companies to ask: what should we do differently? In this article, we explain four capabilities companies need to deploy to maximize success, achieve supply chain agility and resilience, and be prepared for whatever comes next.

In this white paper, we offer a new perspective on decision-making analytics, business objectives, and the autonomous supply chain.

Industry 4.0 Supply Chain Networks: In this informative and educational article we describe 3 core strategies every executive must deploy to remain competitive in the “Next Normal.”

This contract enables One Network and its partner, Alion Science and Technology Corporation, to support the Air Force Material Command’s logistics initiatives and provides for commercial off-the-shelf software licenses and related technical support services.

How to improve resilience, lower costs, and optimize operations with demand-driven inbound supply management.

In this paper, we describe how real-time business network platforms enable a new collaborative relationship between manufacturers, their suppliers, co-manufacturers, logistics providers, and customers.

In this paper, we explain why your digital twin needs to be a sandbox extension of your supply network’s planning & operations platform – one that applies different statistical, machine learning, and AI algorithms along with various workflow options to solve problems.

Absolutely it should! The point of a digital twin is to analyze business questions - like improving node-to-node movements across your supply network, or driving policies that improve the customer experience - and solving all the problems that present themselves across your supply chain.

The purpose of a dual platform digital twin strategy is to analyze business questions like improving node-to-node movements across your supply network or driving policies that improve the customer experience and solve all the problems that present themselves across your supply network.

Strengthening your supply chain consumer-direct channel mitigates risk and offers manufacturers a sure way to blunt the impacts of a retail market that may take years to recover.

How the COVID-19 pandemic is transforming business and making direct-to-consumer supply chains an indispensable necessity.