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AI can power digital twins, which offer smarter digital planning workflows for manufacturers. But is that all AI can do?
Increasing cost volatility is a big concern for car and truck manufacturers. Can the cloud make things easier by reducing internal IT costs?
Effective transportation forecasting is critical for avoiding costly premium freight--but it's not without its challenges.
By transitioning to cloud-based supply chain management, manufacturers can decrease costs and pave the way for Industry 4.0.
Transportation forecasting is named in the Gartner's Hype Cycle for Supply Chain Execution Technologies, 2020
In the truck and automotive industries, visibility, connectivity, and transparency are hard requirements for managing costs in a dynamic way.
The truck/automotive industry is still recovering from the COVID-19 crisis--which means global supply chains are going to need serious transformations.
The automotive supply chain has undergone a lot of disruptions recently--which is why things like transportation forecasting are about to become critical.
Is S&OP still relevant, or is it time to replace with a new business process? Read on to find out...
Automotive product life cycles are speeding up and evolving. Can Industry 4.0-powered S&OP processes help you keep up?
AI hasn't reached its full potential in the supply yet--but it's already making life easier for planners across the entire value stream.
Successful supply chain execution in the modern era requires smart transportation forecasts that can integrate with S&OP processes.
Self-driving cars--aka autonomous vehicles--are already changing the industrial sector. Read on to learn how.
As industry evolves in the Industry 4.0 era, procurement has to evolve along with it to become Procurement 4.0.
Industry 4.0 requires full end-to-end visibility--and end-to-end visibility requires supply chain integration.
The IoT offers logistics planners new opportunities to gather real-time data--which means new opportunities to optimize transport plans.
Supply chain integration can help improve revenue for manufacturers and logistics providers--but can it also improve your demand forecasts?
