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Supply chain strategies in a brave new trade world

Kinaxis

Organizations with even moderately complex multinational supply chains face significant challenges in today's increasingly complex trade and commerce reality:
- Dealing with a market-driven proliferation of SKUs
- Growing use of contract manufacturers
- Proliferation of commerce channels
- A more uncertain trade environment
- Unprecedented market volatility
- Impact and cost of ongoing legal, regulatory and taxation changes
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Honeywell Improves Its Supply Chain and Manufacturing Processes with the Snowflake Data Cloud

As a 100-plus-year-old global company, Honeywell had a legacy architecture with numerous siloed databases, which it knew it needed to break down in order to effectively manage its inventory, manufacturing processes, and supply chains across its many business units spread across the globe. To tackle that challenge, Honeywell selected Snowflake as the core platform to bring all its data together into one, centralized, single source of truth. Now, according to Honeywell’s Chief Digital Technology Officer Sheila Jordan, the company is able to integrate all data, including from ERP systems, Salesforce, supply chain databases, and more within Snowflake where it can be analyzed to create actionable insights for the business.

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Don’t Get Left Behind in the Digital Brokerage Revolution: Strategies for Success

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There’s an old adage in the tech industry: adapt or die. The same could be said for today’s freight brokerage industry, which is undergoing disruptive change unlike any seen in recent memory. Both scope and speed of change are challenging today’s brokers to effectively adapt, but what is the path to success? What decisions do brokers need to be considering and acting on today—whether it’s technologies, business processes, partners, workforce skills, or capacity—to ensure that they can compete, thrive, and prosper?
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At HealthLink, our mission is to be the number one choice for life science manufacturing companies looking to outsource their logistics and back office services. We achieve this by reducing costs throughout the supply chain and consistently delivering the highest standards in service, quality and efficiency. We are experts in the medical device, diagnostic, human tissue and pharma industry, supporting our clients’ growth in an ever-changing market.
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Making Remote Procurement Work: Strategies and Tools to Manage Business as Usual in An Unusual New World

In a recent article in CPO Strategy by lain Campbell-McKenna, he rightfully pointed out that remote working is not a new thing. The idea of working from home was “more of a concept along the lines of the four-day workweek and flex-hours, hence was promising but not necessarily practical on a large scale.” With COVID-19 it is a whole new ball game. We are all, as Campbell-McKenna put it “for now, and the foreseeable future together on our own.” How do we then move beyond our comfort zones to adopt new strategies, practices, and tools to deliver a higher level of expectation?
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Managing Supplier Risk and Disruption in the Supply Chain

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Understanding and proactively managing supplier risk is a key step toward minimizing supply chain disruption. But it’s easier said than done. For many procurement organizations, the lack of mature practices and confusion about the right technology solution are the biggest obstacles to adopting and driving truly effective supplier risk management.In this webcast presented by GEP and SIG, procurement experts discuss the essential components underpinning a successful supplier risk management program. They also examine the role of technology and digitalization in accelerating supplier risk management.
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Don’t Get Left Behind in the Digital Brokerage Revolution: Strategies for Success

FreightWaves

There’s an old adage in the tech industry: adapt or die. The same could be said for today’s freight brokerage industry, which is undergoing disruptive change unlike any seen in recent memory. Both scope and speed of change are challenging today’s brokers to effectively adapt, but what is the path to success? What decisions do brokers need to be considering and acting on today—whether it’s technologies, business processes, partners, workforce skills, or capacity—to ensure that they can compete, thrive, and prosper?
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At HealthLink, our mission is to be the number one choice for life science manufacturing companies looking to outsource their logistics and back office services. We achieve this by reducing costs throughout the supply chain and consistently delivering the highest standards in service, quality and efficiency. We are experts in the medical device, diagnostic, human tissue and pharma industry, supporting our clients’ growth in an ever-changing market.
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Making Remote Procurement Work: Strategies and Tools to Manage Business as Usual in An Unusual New World

In a recent article in CPO Strategy by lain Campbell-McKenna, he rightfully pointed out that remote working is not a new thing. The idea of working from home was “more of a concept along the lines of the four-day workweek and flex-hours, hence was promising but not necessarily practical on a large scale.” With COVID-19 it is a whole new ball game. We are all, as Campbell-McKenna put it “for now, and the foreseeable future together on our own.” How do we then move beyond our comfort zones to adopt new strategies, practices, and tools to deliver a higher level of expectation?
Watch Now

Managing Supplier Risk and Disruption in the Supply Chain

GEP

Understanding and proactively managing supplier risk is a key step toward minimizing supply chain disruption. But it’s easier said than done. For many procurement organizations, the lack of mature practices and confusion about the right technology solution are the biggest obstacles to adopting and driving truly effective supplier risk management.In this webcast presented by GEP and SIG, procurement experts discuss the essential components underpinning a successful supplier risk management program. They also examine the role of technology and digitalization in accelerating supplier risk management.
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Honeywell Improves Its Supply Chain and Manufacturing Processes with the Snowflake Data Cloud

As a 100-plus-year-old global company, Honeywell had a legacy architecture with numerous siloed databases, which it knew it needed to break down in order to effectively manage its inventory, manufacturing processes, and supply chains across its many business units spread across the globe. To tackle that challenge, Honeywell selected Snowflake as the core platform to bring all its data together into one, centralized, single source of truth. Now, according to Honeywell’s Chief Digital Technology Officer Sheila Jordan, the company is able to integrate all data, including from ERP systems, Salesforce, supply chain databases, and more within Snowflake where it can be analyzed to create actionable insights for the business.

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