In order to kick off 2018 on the right note, we wanted to look at 2017 on the most popular topics and most well read blog articles from our supply chain orchestration blog.
Here are the 10 most popular posts from our readers:
By far our most popular post, this read goes into the capabilities of the most common supply chain control towers and how not all control towers are created equal with continued innovation through digitization.
There is a lot of curiosity on the evolution of digital control towers and this post goes into critical functionality to evaluate when looking to purchase a new control tower.
This is not a blog post but a tremendous conversation with Adrian Gonzalez of Talking Logistics, Geodis's VP of Supply Chain Eric St. Amand and MP Objects CEO Martin Verwijmeren and the key innovations happening in supply chain.
As customer expectations continue to rise, our supply chains are becoming more global, specialized and networked. The question is how we look to more effectively drive innovation that lets us embrace the supply chain complexity. The answer is supply chain orchestration.
This is an older post but by far one of our most popular on the value of supply chain orchestration and the need for this new discipline and technology.
With supply chain complexity increasing, many organizations are struggling with their supply chain visibility. We took a look at the interesting survey results and interpreted what these result mean for supply chain leaders.
Supply Chain Visibility is one of the biggest buzzwords in supply chain. This post is an attempt to expand the definition of visibility and the evolution of what visibility can mean for organizations.
Tremendous post from our investor on the impact and future of supply chain orchestration and the value that it provides to create more consistent and efficient supply chains.
This post takes a look at the various effects and factors that are making our supply chains longer and more complex and what that means for the future of supply chains.
One of my favorite posts of the year which was written by our CEO Martin Verwijmeren on how we should approach change and evolution in our supply chain operations to better execute and create micro-supply chains for every order.
At the start of June, we were excited to head to the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium in sunny...
As businesses across the globe grapple with protracted supply chain issues, one potential answer...
The pandemic has, in a sense, redefined the notion of safety stock. Safety stock used to rely on...
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