Big Data

Artificial intelligence is not just coming at you from mega tech companies like Microsoft. It is under development among materials handling suppliers to give your operations a boost. Here’s where those efforts stand.

In this podcast, ASCM's Eshkenazi addressed various topics, including: near shoring; tariffs; AI; and big data, among others.

In this podcast, ASCM's Eshkenazi addressed various topics, including: near shoring; tariffs; AI; and big data, among others.

The article discusses the rapid evolution of digital supply chains, highlighting how technological advancements and AI are transforming supply chain performance by enabling real-time data utilization, connected networks, and optimized decision-making.

In this webinar, we’ll dive into real-world examples of how manufacturers are leveraging real-world data, a unified data cloud, and industry-leading AI & ML to reimagine the way they manage their supply chains.

The study outlined in this paper serves as a blueprint for how to prepare for future disruptions, whether they come from competition, technology, climate, pandemics, economic turmoil, trade wars or any other challenge.

enVista's interactive 2022 Throughput Benchmark Guide provides you with updated competitor data.

The market has no lack of robotics solutions. To find the right robotics fit for your operation, best practices include having a solid handle on internal data like product dimensions, order profiles and peak requirements.

From AI to ML to IoT, the new crop of supply chain technologies support a world where companies can use the past to predict the future.

This Making the Case report, examines the age-old gap that exists between sourcing and logistics, explain how it’s making an impact on the global supply chain, and offer a solution that can help improve collaboration and streamline the end-to-end global supply chain.

Momentum is building around digital technologies including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, Big Data analytics infrastructure, and soon, for blockchain deployments. But digitally transforming supply chains can’t be accomplished simply by sticking to a list of “hot” technologies it requires matching technologies to strategy and a commitment to change.

Industry leaders discuss the key trends, capabilities and innovations that will shape the future of supply chain software.

The session’s panelists included: Suzanne Grimes, Senior Strategic Consultant, PROS; Chris Gordon, VP & Product Lead SC Navigator, AIMMS Technology; and Jason Dillavou, director of pricing and yield management for YRC Freight.

The global economy relies on freight services to move goods from one side of the world to the other. The door-to-door freight delivery chain can be extremely complex as goods move across international borders using any combination of land, sea and air carriers.

As global supply chains become more complex and customers more demanding, the race is on to develop software applications that can effectively manage and make sense of the zettabytes of data being generated by our digital world.