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Elevating Supply Chain Visibility through Effective Marketing

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Discover Ways to Boost Supply Chain Visibility through Digital Marketing Supply chain visibility is essential for providing a superior customer experience and sustaining customer loyalty over time. Customers face significant frustrations that erode brand trust and sales without supply chain visibility.

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#1! Are you a Supply Chain Digital Champion?

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Supply chains are particularly affected by these changes, as well as other external influences that threaten to disrupt their daily operations, such as: extreme weather conditions, supply shortages, global health issues, and economic crises. It is key to driving savings and growth in the connected supply chain ecosystem.

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CPO Crunch: The 1% Club

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Just 1% of respondents to a poll Procurement Leaders conducted at the World Procurement Congress said they have “excellent” multi-tier visibility of the supply base. In real terms, this translates to three of those who responded to our poll claiming they had “cracked the code” of supply chain transparency. This is surprising.

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The Resilient Supply Chain! Passing Fad or Long Term Strategy?

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Stuff happens, and it happens all the time. Single sourcing, just in time inventory management, lean processes, outsourcing, lack of electronic connectivity, and low cost geographic sourcing have been core elements of most Supply Chains as planned and in practice. Conclusion.

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How IBM is helping accelerate AI adoption and application centric connectivity

IBM Supply Chain Blog

This week, as thousands of network operators, technology vendors, and mobile device providers from all over the world converge on Barcelona for Mobile World Congress , it’s the perfect time to discuss how IBM® is shaping the future of network operations and telecommunications. The telecom industry is no exception.

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Debunking observability myths – Part 6: Observability is about one part of your stack

IBM Supply Chain Blog

It is achieved through observing real-time frameworks, performance-monitoring libraries and crash-reporting tools. This includes logging HTTP requests, database queries, server response times and system resource utilization. This involves capturing and correlating logs, metrics and traces across various components and services.

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S&OP, a vision for the future. The expert interview series #4

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It sometimes seems like S&OP is stuck in a time warp, where the same old things as 30 years ago are being discussed. Some have a willingness to learn it, but struggle to overcome personal fears and defense mechanisms that come with working with visible goals, openly across functions. What do you believe can be done about that?