Putting safety back where it belongs

The COVID-19 crisis is disrupting life as we knew it and quickly creating a new normal. For public transportation, in particular, restrictions and city lockdowns continue to impact regular travel as communities adhere to very real concerns over physical distancing. But as we begin to think about what life will look like in the months to come, including life after COVID-19, we can see this as an opportunity to think through immediate changes that will impact our future, starting with a positive change in how we move.

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.

Economic uncertainty, inflation, global instability, and enhanced regulation are piling onto already complex global supply chains. So what is the role of sustainability in this changing environment? Join us for a complimentary supply chain webinar exploring how supply chain leaders can take intentional action to manage the urgent cost and sustainability pressures they face in 2023, while positioning the supply chain to deliver transformational impact and thrive in a dramatically different future.

Proper supply chain management necessitates anticipating demand, limiting risk, and smoothing inventory management to avoid shortages or over-ordering. Demand forecasting and material requirements planning (MRP) are processes that can assist you in anticipating and mitigating supply chain delays and ensuring that customer demands are met without interruption. During this webinar, we will discuss and demonstrate how having the right forecasting and MRP tools in place, as part of your overall ERP strategy for your manufacturing business, can work together to strengthen your supply chain management.