Shortages cannot always be avoided, but with a digitized and resilient supply chain, you will minimize their adverse impacts and recover quickly.
It is vital to show resilience and flexibility in the supply chain industry, now more than ever. To do this, you must prepare for shortages.
With the ever-growing developments of artificial intelligence and real-time analytics, system monitoring is becoming more advanced and more transparent.
In the world of the new normal, your supply chain needs to be resilient. This means prioritizing AI, cloud technology, and integrated planning models.
Collaboration, data velocity, OEE, and forecast accuracy are all key elements of resilient supply chains. What's the best way to measure these elements?
