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We are entering a new industrial age. Smart technologies are transforming how we produce goods, connect to customers, and conceptualize the business. It’s time for supply chain executives to embrace their role as business change agents and to implement the advanced mindsets and capabilities for leading in the Age of Intelligent Machines.
We are entering a new industrial age. Smart technologies are transforming how we produce goods, connect to customers, and conceptualize the business. It’s time for supply chain executives to embrace their role as business change agents and to implement the advanced mindsets and capabilities for leading in the Age of Intelligent Machines.
The recent supply chain crisis has led some to question whether companies have taken “Lean Thinking” and just-in-time inventory too far. In reality, it may be that we are not fully understanding and applying Lean concepts properly.
The recent supply chain crisis has led some to question whether companies have taken “Lean Thinking” and just-in-time inventory too far. In reality, it may be that we are not fully understanding and applying Lean concepts properly.
It’s the rare industry that hasn’t been touched by supply and component shortages these past six months. Everything from semiconductors to paper to can bodies has been in tight supply. Here’s how companies are responding.
It’s the rare industry that hasn’t been touched by supply and component shortages these past six months. Everything from semiconductors to paper to can bodies has been in tight supply. Here’s how companies are responding.
The pandemic-driven surge in e-commerce has left virtually no aspect of the retail supply chain untouched, forcing retail leaders to rethink everything. A new survey by the MIT CTL examines some of the changes they've made and the challenges that remain.
The pandemic-driven surge in e-commerce has left virtually no aspect of the retail supply chain untouched, forcing retail leaders to rethink everything. A new survey by the MIT CTL examines some of the changes they've made and the challenges that remain.
To digitize or not to digitize, that is the question. How can companies balance the risk of implementing new technologies with the risk of falling behind competitors?
To digitize or not to digitize, that is the question. How can companies balance the risk of implementing new technologies with the risk of falling behind competitors?