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Streamlining supply chain management: Strategies for the future

IBM Supply Chain Blog

In today’s complex global business environment, effective supply chain management (SCM) is crucial for maintaining a competitive advantage. Here’s how companies are using different strategies to address supply chain management and meet their business goals.

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The Supply Chain Management Playbook: Your Game Plan for Operational Success

World of Procurement blog

Risk Management and Mitigation Supply chains face risks like natural disasters, geopolitical events, labor disputes, supplier failures, and cyber attacks. Risk management strategies include supplier diversification, security stock buffers, business continuity planning, and scenario modeling.

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Logistics Optimization Software: A Deep Dive Into Data-First Technology Leader, Enveyo

Let's Talk Supply Chain

A Data-First Strategy Leads to Logistics Optimization Enveyo’s approach to logistics optimization is data-first. Through a data-first logistics optimization strategy, organizations can achieve: Flexibility & agility – In today’s dynamic shipping environment, the ability to shift quickly is crucial. Click here!

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Coronavirus & The CPG World: What to do now and how to prepare for the future?

Solvoyo

2) Real-time visibility is extremely valuable during times of crisis! In the supply chain, visibility involves status reporting from suppliers, through the production&distribution infrastructure and all the way down to the shelf level. End-to-end scenario analyses require this visibility data as input.

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Coronavirus & The CPG World: What to do now and how to prepare for the future?

Solvoyo

2) Real-time visibility is extremely valuable during times of crisis! In the supply chain, visibility involves status reporting from suppliers, through the production&distribution infrastructure and all the way down to the shelf level. End-to-end scenario analyses require this visibility data as input.

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Digital Supply Chains: What’s the Big Deal?

The Network Effect

BCG recognizes that the digital supply chain is not new, and it has been productive, but notes that it has failed to deliver on its full potential. BCG pins the blame on its “inability to connect disparate systems, provide end-to-end visibility into the supply chain, and crunch massive amounts of data.”