Supply chain visibility offers a real-time, comprehensive view of your supply chain, which leads to significant benefits in risk management, operational efficiency, and responsiveness. A. Improved ...

EACH SUPPLY CHAIN IS UNIQUE. One of the most important things to understand about supply chain visibility is that no two supply chains are 100% alike—each is unique in some way.

The procurement database provides little visibility into where materials and parts are manufactured and sourced.

In an era of increasingly powerful AI, professionals can dig deeper into historical data to reveal new insights and more ...

For example, the global semiconductor chip shortage that began in 2020 persists today, in part because of the supply chain complexity involved: from raw material to end customer, chip components could ...

It’s also important to recognize that the success of your visibility program depends, in part, on the other actors in your supply chain. For example, if you want to stop sending warehouses inbound ...

A U.K.-based global fashion retailer is optimizing its supply chain ... “Asos is a prime example of how leading ... Asos gets unprecedented visibility into its end-to-end supply chain and can ...

For example, Erin Fox, PharmD, ... “To improve supply chain visibility, we developed several business intelligence workbooks, providing us with daily dashboards.” ...

In fact, only 6% of companies report full visibility of their supply chain, leading to inefficiencies and a diminished ability to respond to disruptions. The main challenge is the lack of a ...

Orchestration represents the future of supply chain management, but it can only happen when the building blocks of visibility, analytics, and connectivity are in place.

For example, software systems in the supply chain require a “complete overhaul,” according to Harold Richards, system director of materials management at Naperville, Ill.-based Edward-Elmhurst ...