Implementing the advanced digital technologies of Industry and Trade 4.0, such as AI and IoT, will revolutionize how you make, transport, and sell goods.
SCP technology revolutionizes supply chains, allowing planners to obtain the visibility and clarity necessary to run an orderly supply chain.
Transport logistics delays are just a fact of life--but the right software solution can help you to avoid them.
Global logistics networks have to pivot to keep up with the world marketplace and technology is there to help.
For a logistics network to be as effective as possible, IT will have to become a major stakeholder in the decisions being made.
When you need to cut waste from your supply chain, take a good look at your transport logistics network.
You've optimized your inventory system and your production floor, now it's time to turn your attention to your transportation network.
Industry 4.0 has had a huge impact on demand forecasting, and in turn forecasting is having a huge impact on logistics planning.
Logistics 4.0 is here, and with it, the Internet of Things is set to change the face of shipping. Here are 5 ways the IoT can help you and your logistics.
What are the distinct elements that define Logistics 4.0 systems? How do these elements incorporate the logic of Industry 4.0, and how do they build on the logistics paradigms of the past?
Though many of the impending changes in the world of logistics will no doubt seem daunting, they will also present new opportunities for businesses to grow and gain competitive advantages. Here are a few of the most interesting emerging logistics trends to watch out for.
If Industry 4.0, which has been touted as the fourth industrial revolution, has an impact that is remotely comparable to those of its predecessors, then it’ll be remembered for a lot more than just powering the smart factory.
In the spirit of Industry 4.0, some have taken to referring to new and emerging logistics paradigms as Logistics 4.0—but what exactly does this term mean?
Out of date quotations and inefficient processes lead to businesses consistently settling for prices that don’t reflect current market trends or their own particular needs. In the era of Industry 4.0 we’re finally beginning to see some meaningful changes to the procurement process
Machine learning can be a critical tool for manufacturing and logistics companies when it comes coordinating various elements of supply chain management.
Transport logistics can be a critical driver in helping manufacturing companies operate the most effective supply chain management strategy and platform.
A truly digitized supply chain combines technological innovation, strategy, and a rethinking of traditional methods of supply chain management.
