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5 Years Later: 3 Things COVID-19 Changed in Supply Chain And 2 It Didn’t 

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A rise in nearshoring and away from single-source dependency The pandemic was a wake-up call that exposed the fragility of globally interconnected supply chains and the risks of over-reliance on distant suppliers and single-source strategies. 3 long term changes to the supply chain 1.

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Tariff Implications for Industrial Manufacturers

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On the positive side, companies such as a small manufacturer of advanced plastic components used across various sectors, such as medical, industrial, automotive and consumer products has experienced increased interest from clients eager to purchase American-made goods.

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Blue Yonder Named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Retail AI-Driven Assortment Planning Solutions for 2025  

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It’s for this reason that Blue Yonder is proud to be named as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide AI-Driven Assortment Planning Solutions Vendor Assessment (Document #US52038124e). Prior engaged partners help customers discover and deliver product capabilities with relevant functions and an integrated solution.

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IDC MarketScape Names Blue Yonder a Leader in Order Orchestration and Fulfillment

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The report is aimed at “provide[ing] an entry point in a company’s due diligence in looking for the application or suite of solutions that best suit their specific needs as they move toward this goal.” The IDC MarketScape report on Order Orchestration and Fulfillment evaluates 14 software vendors in this area.

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Resilient and Sustainable? Can a Supply Chain Really Have It All?

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The State of Supply Chain Sustainability study shows that today’s sustainability pressures come from several sources, both inside and outside companies. When additional capacity is built, for example more warehouses or more sourcing partners, the environment is often negatively affected. But what can be done about this?

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Don’t Just Survive Peak Season – Thrive With Peak Planning Strategies

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Forbes data shows that 73% of consumers want seamless shopping between channels – which includes the freedom to research products online, compare prices, and even make purchases before heading to a physical store to try on or pick up their items. Delivering an omni-channel experience requires a high degree of integration between each channel.

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Together, Blue Yonder and Microsoft Are Redefining Supply Chain Digitalization 

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Meeting these requirements isn’t possible without rich data, and data isn’t useful without a robust data infrastructure, as well as the tools to use it. AI-enabled engines can be tuned to source products from only ethical, sustainable sources, as well as make decisions that minimize waste, emissions, and other impacts.