We have entered an area where visibility, flexibility, and being able to intelligently make decisions based upon trusted data and real-time data are necessary. When you think about the global supply chain, you have physical goods being transported and, in parallel, you have data coming with the goods.
Often there are disruptions, such as weather. There are workers trying to understand and get information to make decisions, which adds to the complexity of the supply chain. Manufacturing needs information to respond to these disruptions in real time. The challenge is that the flow of the physical goods in transit must be connected to the data associated with those goods.
It’s no secret that supply chains are currently buckling under the pressure of constant demand shifts due to the global situation that’s constantly in flux. That’s why assessing if new technologies can help you weather those the wild swings of supply and demand.
Digital transformation strategies have helped the smallest and largest supply chain organizations adapt and come to terms with the current market trends so your clients and customers can continue to rely on you.
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