In the spirit of data-driven decision-making in the automotive supply chain, here are a few statistics that might be important for supply chain managers to know going forward.
Logistics 4.0 is more than just an emerging component of Industry 4.0—it's a powerful connecting force in the global supply chain.
As more and more businesses go digital, a digital supply chain is quickly becoming a necessity in the automotive and manufacturing worlds.
Adopting a green supply chain can offer competitive advantages while decreasing inefficiencies.
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?
The rise of Industry 4.0 is already bringing about significant changes in all aspects of supply chain management, and transport logistics is no exception.
As of only a few years ago, most companies were analyzing a mere 12% of their data, but the rise of big data and advanced analytics is sure to drive that number up in coming years.
By closing the gap between planning (S&OE) and execution (S&OE) in this way, businesses stand to gain a significant competitive advantage in a world where the best laid plans often go awry.
On the five (5) biggest supply chain disruptions, including decision making siloes, trade regulations, inaccurate forecasts, and weather events
Why Transport Logistics should be a top priority, from risk management to industry 4.0 integration to customer satisfaction
On seasonality in modern manufacturing, rogue seasonality, and advanced analytics
On finding the right supply chain management technology for your manufacturing businesss, considering visibility, reliability, and advanced analytics
On getting the most from your big data advanced analytics through lean manufacturing, postmodern erp, and having a dig data road map
On sale & operations execution, which is the key to a responsive supply chain in the era of industry 4.0
On the marriage of real-time and production planning and its implications for supply chain digitization and Industry 4.0
On integrated planning, which works with Postmodern ERP to help streamline workflows for Industry 4.0
On combating supply chain risk in the increasingly risky world of lean supply chains and industry 4.0
