Digital Supply Chain

Life sciences supply chains will transition from a stock-based model to an order-based model that’s more flexible, reliable, responsive, transparent and secure. The next-generation supply chain will go a long way toward controlling inventory, improving work processes, adapting to shifts in provision-of-care models and taking out costs. There is a greater emphasis on the quantity and quality of data produced, on the flow of products from producer to distributor to end user, and on the processes and platforms needed to support underlying compliance and risk management requirements.Recently we presented a live webinar during which we discussed the five key elements of the next-generation digital supply chain and how we can deliver supply chain insights through our visual risk management solution, OmniLocation. View the webinar to learn more about the coming supply chain transformation for a 360º view of the end-point customer in an Internet of Things world.
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Emerging supply chain risk trends for 2022. And How to Adapt

This in-depth briefing will cover what to expect from continuing supply chain risks, including increasing regulations, risk convergence, and risk evolution. Plus, a look at other challenges on the horizon, including shifts in trade policy that may contribute to further disruptions, the influence of consumer behavior and automation, and lingering Covid-related impacts. It also discusses a new organizational approach to supply chain risk, which suggests key future areas on which to focus, such as the need for end-to-end risk assessments, heightened verification, and new ways to communicate more efficiently throughout the supply chain
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Managing Color in Complex Packaging Supply Chains

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If you or your company looks to improve the consistency of printed packaging in the market, reduce time-to-market for new graphic packaging and products, simplify the churn and expense of print approvals, and increase bandwidth within graphics management resources, please join us for this discussion with Jay Sperry from HAVI Global Solutions.Packaging makes a first impression. Packaging engages with the target consumer; both before and after the product is purchased. Printed graphics on packaging not only informs and activates key product messaging, when executed correctly they establish the products quality position, and enforce the brand and product experience. Packaging is a manufacturing process, driven by efficiencies and cost management, with a supply chain that is diverse in capabilities, regions, print methods and substrates.
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Strategies to Mitigate Port Congestion on Your Supply Chain

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Using Global Trade Intelligence to Address Shipping Delays and Enhance Supply Chain Resiliency Today and in the Future The current global shipping crisis has seen port delays increase significantly, severely impacting the top and bottom line of companies as they struggle to deliver products and raw materials to market. Structural changes in consumer buying behavior have made port congestion and delays the norm, and many shippers and logistics providers alike are projecting the situation will continue through 2022.
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5 Ways Procurement Can Help Build Supply Chain Resilience

Organizations are adopting tools that provide deep supply chain intelligence, and there is a high value of having as much information at your fingertips as possible. With this, organizations are making a paradigm shift in embracing the full spectrum of technologies like AI to cement the growth story. In this webinar Shrikant B., AVP- Supply Chain and Sourcing @Ashirvad Pipes & Functional Advisory Specialist @Templegate Technologies, and Giridhar Chakravarty, Senior Solution Consultant @Zycus as they identify and discuss the top trends and major challenges in Supply Chain Management.
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