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ERP vs. Best-in-Class — What is Best for Managing the Healthcare Supply Chain

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Why ERP Implementations Fail and will fail for Healthcare Supply Chains. According to Gartner, up to 67% of ERP implementations fail — and as more solutions migrate to the cloud, they predict the failure rate could climb to as much as 90% by 2025. It seems that the era of best-in-class supply chain solutions has arrived.

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Malls, Machines & the Gen Z Revival: AI & the Future of 2025

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With the rapid advancements in technology and the ever-evolving landscape of supply chain management, the role of artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly vital. Join us as we analyze the key takeaways from this engaging discussion and contemplate the implications for the future of supply chain management.

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Navigating the Future of Supply Chains: Insights & Procurement

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Opportunities for Procurement Technology As we look toward 2025, European businesses are reshaping their supply chains to navigate an increasingly complex global landscape. A recent report by Maersk and Reuters Events highlights that 68% of companies are making supply chain visibility and monitoring solutions a top priority.

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How Cognitive Learning Changes the Game in Supply Chain

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Simply, a cognitive supply chain model utilizes machine learning, which is a type of artificial intelligence that has been merged with advanced analytics. The benefit of a cognitive supply chain for businesses is that it eliminates noise, which in turn promotes insights and can lead to improvement.

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🎄 Holiday Crunch, Generative AI, and Tariff Talk – Don’t Miss Out

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The holiday crunch intensifies as consumer demands spike, leading to ‍logistical complexities and inventory management ‍issues. Moreover, amidst discussions on tariff implications and trade agreements, supply chain experts must stay informed and agile to adapt to changing regulations and market dynamics.