Latest posts about Supply Chain Planning
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A Wake-Up Call for the Life Sciences Industry
March 26, 2021
In this industry perspective paper, we detail how, even though supply chain events such as the COVID-19 pandemic are impossible to predict, life sciences organizations can at least, be prepared by taking an intentional approach to risk management, response, and continuous supply chain design.
Digital Supply Chain Management Solutions to Prepare for the Future
March 24, 2021
The growing pace of technological innovation has fueled an ever-expanding pipeline of digital supply chain management solutions.
The Intelligent Supply Chain Agent for Your Business Needs
March 23, 2021
NEO, the artificial intelligent agent from One Network Enterprises, is your all-knowing supply chain assistant, continuously identifying, monitoring, analyzing, and resolving problems to help you achieve autonomous supply chain management.
4 Ways Analytics can Augment Your Inventory Planning
February 19, 2021
While inventory management is complex, gathering, prepping, blending, analyzing, and auditing your data shouldn’t be.
Assessing Supply Chain Planning: Ready for Today’s Challenges?
May 18, 2020
This research report addresses the need for supply chain teams to react and recover, from a planning maturity stance, covering perceptions on planning effectiveness, time allocated to data collection, and the use of scenarios.
Supply Chain Professionals Say Planning Process is “Somewhat Effective” Regardless of Technology
May 10, 2020
54% of supply chain pros are either looking to remove their dependence on spreadsheets or already using different tools for supply chain planning, these organizations may be better prepared to cope with today’s disruption and growing uncertainty.
Spending Too Much Time on Data Crunching and Not Enough on Resilient Planning Decisions
May 4, 2020
Traditionally, supply chain teams have focused on having perfect data to arrive at accurate supply chain plans, but in today’s uncertain world, striving for accuracy is no longer enough.
Supply Chain Planning, Optimized | 3 AIMMS Case Studies
May 3, 2020
In these 3 case studies, we look at how Peapod used AIMMS based warehouse slotting optimization, how Höegh Autoliners integrated AIMMS planning solution, and how Tata Steel chose AIMMS to digitize its supply chain.
Nucleus Research 2020 Supply Chain Planning Technology Value Matrix Leaders
March 30, 2020
The Nucleus Research 2020 Supply Chain Planning Technology Value Matrix is intended to serve as a snapshot of the current supply chain technology market and to help inform customers about how vendors who are delivering on present and future based supply chain investments.
Nucleus Research: Supply Chain Planning Technology Value Matrix 2020
March 29, 2020
In this Technology Value Matrix, Nucleus evaluated Supply Chain Planning vendors based on their delivery of value to customers through the functionality and usability of the software.
Rethinking the Supply Chain
February 20, 2019
This white paper describes how a radically different approach to supply chain yields vastly improved results.
Panama Canal to Launch State-of-the-Art Vessel Scheduling and Maritime Management System
May 8, 2017
New software will help how the Panama Canal plans and schedules transit operations, and for the first time, the Canal will be able to execute a completely integrated operating plan for all of its critical resources, including tugboats, pilots and line handlers.
National Health Service Blood Supply Chain Study
June 30, 2016
Learn how The National Health Service, one of the biggest healthcare organization in the world, optimized its blood supply chain by leveraging data intelligence.
Is Flowcasting the Supply Chain Only for the Few?
June 15, 2016
The perception that Flowcasting, a process to slash inventories, out-of-stocks, and costs across the supply chain, is a manufacturing solution has led many people to conclude that it's really applicable to only a few companies.
Maximizing the ROI in Supply Chain Planning
April 22, 2015
Supply chains are complex systems with complex processes with increasing complexity, through our research, we have found that many of the relationships between corporate performance metrics and supply chain processes are nonlinear.