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Supply Chain Technology & Enablement

How to tackle a supply chain transformation

Stepping back, looking at the big picture and asking the right questions are critical for business leaders who want to transform their end-to-end supply chains.

Will Technology Gain Critical Mass in 2020?

Recent predictions say we are headed into the year where technology gains critical mass!  That is truly exciting for manufacturers as people and robots work in collaboration to achieve profitable growth and success.

Welcome to the Next Decade: Metalworking in Industry 4.0

Our manufacturing clients have really embraced the power of AI during the last year. From improved forecast accuracy that affects inventory levels, to working more openly with changing customer needs and the overall customer experience, they are already in the effects of using this data.

Have You Thought About Whether You are Maximizing the Use of Your ERP System?

Explore the factors to consider before deciding on an ERP system upgrade: when to maximize your current system and when to pursue a modern, scalable solution.

The Strategic Use of Data

Have you thought about the strategic use of data? If not, you are missing a HUGE opportunity. Even in the most fundamental of businesses, having the 'right' data at the 'right' time in the 'right' place can not only enable quicker, more effective decision making but it can transform your business model.

Drones are More Than a Pipe Dream

Explore the potential impact of drone technology on industries, businesses, and employees. Stay ahead in the technology game to thrive.

Blockchain, IoT, AI, Big Data. Will Anything Stick?

Should I really invest time and resources into technologies I don't know will pay back? For example, there is a lot of conversation about the value (or lack thereof) with blockchain, IoT, AI and more. This concern continues to arise and is on every executive's mind.

Thriving in a World of Rising Customer Expectations: Q&A with Lisa Anderson

According to a recent project44 report, 94% of business purchasers surveyed expect the same level of customer satisfaction from a business transaction as they do when making a personal purchase. These expectations revolve around “low-cost, fast and highly transparent delivery of goods.”

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