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Realizing the Benefits of the ‘New EDI’
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the acute vulnerability of hitherto reliable business practices to profound economic shocks. For industries across the world, the awkward truth is that approaches such as just-in-time and build-to-order have been found wanting. While these methodologies traditionally help save on the cost of storage and warehousing, they are predicated on reliability
Why Cargo Monitoring Is Critical in a Time of Crisis and Beyond
We’ve all had it happen: You buy a product from a shop and get it home, only to realize that something is wrong when you open the packaging. The item could be broken or have parts missing, or might even have been tampered with in a deliberate act of vandalism. Regardless of what has happened,
The LogiMed Virtual Event: Improving Your End-To-End Supply Chain During Turbulent Times | 2020-07-02
The LogiMed Virtual Event will provide you with insights and resources from your peers who are also working through unprecedented challenges at their organizations. Since 2014, LogiMed has served as the largest gathering for medical device and diagnostics supply chain heads in North America. This is the only forum that brings together Heads of Supply
IBM Introduces Sterling Inventory Control Tower to Help Organizations Manage Inventory | 2020-07-02
IBM announced the launch of IBM Sterling Inventory Control Tower to further help companies manage inventory and build resilient supply chains. IBM Sterling Inventory Control Tower is enabled with AI and is designed to provide insights to see inventory wherever it is, identify and understand the impact of external events to predict disruptions and take
Minimizing the Complexity of Supplier Onboarding and Collaboration
Today’s supply chains are complex, global networks of networks. Thanks to the increasing sophistication of everyday products and services, from cell phones to automobiles, supply chains often rely on four or more tiers of suppliers to deliver finished goods. That volume of suppliers, the global spread of supply chains, and a lingering dependence on manual