AI and humans: Planning supply chains together

Artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t just reserved for sci-fi movies anymore – it's becoming part of our everyday lives.Enterprises that are able to harness AI's full potential will likely thrive into the future while those that choose not to embrace it will be left behind.What will the rise of AI mean for the supply chain? Will AI assume control while the human element is sent packing? Quite the opposite. Machine-enabled intelligence will augment human intelligence to help planners make more informed decisions faster and with more confidence.
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Helping steer your logistics operations to become a more resilient supply chain

SAP

Always on, connected, and informed, customers are demanding high-quality, individualized products delivered within increasingly shorter time frames. For businesses, meeting these market requirements call for better ways to synchronize the demand chain with the supply chain in real time.In this era of heightening customer expectations, logistics is leaving behind its supporting role to become a critical value differentiator. With retail and e-commerce becoming a business model in practically every industry, timely and accurate delivery is essential when creating the product experience.
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Ready for 2019? Harness the Power of Supply Chain Management

IQMS

Your ERP, supply chain, MES and quality systems gather and store hundreds or thousands of data points every day. For companies using standalone, legacy and homegrown systems, it’s difficult to get a cohesive picture of supply chain performance. Manufacturers tell us one of the greatest benefits of having Supply Chain Management (SCM) integrated with their ERP systems is the ability to excel at passing audits from customers and regulatory agencies.
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See Your Supply Chain Like Never Before

Supply Chain Management Review

How do the world’s top supply chains see further and act faster? Many of them are gaining an understanding of how their supply chain flows are tied to outcomes to stay ahead of problems, and gain whole new efficiencies.
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DX in the distribution industry. Data and supply chain management in Japan

In order to achieve DX in the distribution industry, it is essential to adapt various digital technologies (demand forecasting, optimization, visualization, efficiency/automation, simulation) to commercial distribution, logistics, finance, and BPO, and make them seamlessly visible. Digital SCM services aim to maximize sales and minimize costs by eliminating dependency to humans, through facilitating supply chain innovation. In this session, we will introduce the key points of digital SCM service provided by Marubeni and its implementation cases, and discuss the future of digital SCM with supply chain experts.
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