Modern supply chains generate more data than ever before. Transport status, inventory levels, customs clearances, purchase prices, CO2 emissions – every movement of goods is recorded, every transaction and every …
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The increasing volatility of global markets and the constantly growing demands on supply chains mean that traditional, rigid supply chain management approaches are reaching their limits. In this context, agility …
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The integration of Order Transparency into supply chains has become a key factor for companies to be successful in the highly competitive and customer-oriented business world. The resulting transparency serves …
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The Bullwhip effect, also known as the whip effect, is a widespread phenomenon in supply chain management (SCM). This undesirable dynamic leads to inaccurate planning, full warehouses, higher costs and …
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The complexity of international trade and the associated logistical challenges are constantly increasing. Cross-border movements of goods are the backbone of our global economy. However, their efficiency and security depend …
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In order to meet delivery deadlines, legal regulations and contractual agreements, the seamless digitalization of logistics processes is becoming a strategic advantage in almost every industry. The integration of high-performance …
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In the globalized business world, supply chain optimization is crucially important for companies. The focus has shifted significantly in recent years: instead of concentrating exclusively on raising internal efficiency, meeting …
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Digital technologies make a decisive contribution to increasing supply chain transparency: This view is held by more than two thirds of a total of 150 logistics managers at German companies …
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A transparent supply chain is proving to be a key success factor. That are the advantages of a respective supply chain management.
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Business Intelligence (BI) offers companies a wide range of opportunities to optimize processes within their supply chain. But can BI also increase transparency along entire supply chains? Arne Brehmer, Head …