Real-time visibility is key to running an efficient supply chain, evident through these case uses.
It is increasingly crucial that organizations transition to a circular economy, reusing materials for a second life.
As companies begin to focus their strategies towards more sustainable practices, it is vital to narrow this focus onto making their supply chains greener.
Integrated planning and carbon emissions tracking are just two of the factors that will impact freight's digital evolution going forward.
Supply chain integration is the key to successful Industry 4.0 adoption. But why should that be the case, and how do you make it a reality?
Data analytics is crucial to staving off supply chain disruptions--but how can you integrate analytics in a way that will truly increase your resilience?
Resilience is a factor of flexibility and speed, and end-to-end supply chain visibility can help power both.
Industry 4.0 requires full end-to-end visibility--and end-to-end visibility requires supply chain integration.
You know you need better visibility into your supply chain, but how? With Turbo Transparency.
Industry 4.0 requires a high level of digital maturity--but what can things like fill rate and forecast accuracy tell you about your Industry 4.0 progress?
Is an Excel spreadsheet the best place to do inventory planning in the Industry 4.0 era--or do planners need a smart, connected solution?
Digital twins, advanced analytics, and supply chain integration can all help you optimize your production planning and scheduling.
SCM software is a must in modern IT environments--but implementation requires a clear integration roadmap and real stakeholder buy-in to yield results.
In these uncertain times, transport networks are under more pressure than ever. The only solution is to improve technology integration and visibility.
flexis Turbo Transparency gives you the end-to-end supply chain visibility you'll need in order to adjust quickly and optimally to new realities.
Global logistics networks have to pivot to keep up with the world marketplace and technology is there to help.
What is supply chain integration, and why should manufacturers care about it? Here's a hint: it's a path to E2E visibility and data-driven planning.
