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Supply Chain Predictive Analytics: Benefits, Use Cases and Growth Potentials

ThroughPut

Thanks to the more advanced forms of supply chain analytics like predictive analytics, supply chains are proactively looking into the future and prepping for “what is to come” rather than only ruminating over “what already happened.” What Is Predictive Analytics for Supply Chain?

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How to Predict the Unexpected and Mitigate Supply Chain Disruption with AI

QAD

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the big “buzzwords” of 2024, which is a shame because the technology’s analytical capabilities have a lot to offer supply chain planners – if you can cut through the hype. Predictive analytics, demand planning and business forecasting have always been core functions for supply chain planners.

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Eliminate Bottlenecks in Manufacturing with AI-Driven Supply Chain Analytics

ThroughPut

If so, you can’t overlook the critical question of how to eliminate bottlenecks in manufacturing. In the world of manufacturing, bottlenecks are like those sneaky expenses that quietly chip away at your profits. Manufacturing and operations bottlenecks are more than just a financial headache. Not so much.

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Don’t Wait to Innovate: 3 Key Benefits of Causal Forecasting

Logility

All these elements can help you predict where demand is heading. Causal forecasting is an artificial intelligence (ai) enhanced predictive forecasting technique that goes beyond traditional time-series forecasting. Let’s consider a simple example—daily sales of ice cream. And the result? What are Causal Models?

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Climate Change will Drive Manufacturing Innovation

QAD

Manufacturing isn’t exempt from this pressure. The manufacturing industry has adopted “Lean” techniques enthusiastically. Lean is about driving out waste from every aspect of manufacturing. Lean thinking helps manufacturers consume less of everything, from packaging and raw materials to energy. Everything.

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Advanced Analytics and Automation Transform Supply Chains

Global Trade Management

Introduction Supply chains are the lifeblood of any business, serving as the vital link between suppliers, manufacturers, and end consumers. This newsletter will explore how analytics can revolutionize supply chain management, mitigating risks and enhancing operational efficiency.

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Supply Chain Innovation: The Latest Gartner Supply Chain Predictions

ToolsGroup

This is a compilation of predictions and recommendations from various presentations. They see the highest spending priorities in e-commerce software, supply chain optimization and cost analytics. Cognitive learning and analytics – Burkett predicted that cognitive or machine learning will have a big impact on supply chains.

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