Kinaxis
NOVEMBER 18, 2015
An article in my local paper, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution , had this interesting quote, “From aerospace to health care to consumer products to toys to medical devices, furniture … what I think you’re going to see is an explosion of use.”. Basically, it has become mobile. It has become additive manufacturing.
ivalua
JUNE 7, 2021
It has been applied for decades in certain industries, notably automotive and aerospace, and is now recognised as a priority at most organisations. For example, a commercial real estate leader is building a marketplace to extend its pricing to (usually much smaller) tenants, thereby differentiating its properties from the competition.
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BlueYonder
NOVEMBER 20, 2014
China’s storage, regulatory, real estate, and risk costs have all gone up. In aerospace, for instance, Raytheon and General Dynamics have worked through this issue. China, which was the king of low cost, massive scale, and quite high quality gave us the high water mark of low cost manufacturing. That has come to an end.
Supply Chain View from the Field
FEBRUARY 5, 2014
Electrolux was at the meeting, and talking about the “real estate” of the fridge in the kitchen, and how the front of the fridge could have smart sensors used for anything from grocery lists, to consumer preferences, replenishment reminders, and multiple other “smart” applications in the future.
Infosys Supply Chain Management
JUNE 28, 2012
Aerospace and Defense. Contact Us. Newsroom Investors Careers. Infosys Labs. Industries. Industries. Automotive. Communication Services. Consumer Packaged Goods. Financial Services. Healthcare. Hospitality and Leisure. Industrial Manufacturing. Logistics and Distribution. Media and Entertainment.
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