The Logistics of Logistics
NOVEMBER 19, 2021
A New Model for Grocery Delivery with Sean Coakley. Sean Coakley and Joe Lynch discuss a new model for grocery delivery. Key Takeaways: A New Model for Grocery Delivery. In the podcast interview, Sean and Joe discuss the new model for grocery delivery, which might also be called the “revenge of the retailers.”.
Supply Chain Brain
JUNE 30, 2023
Data drives every supply-chain risk management decision. So, the data and the modeling need to be exceptional. But not all data and modeling are equal. Which begs the question, “How do I know whether I’m getting an accurate read on my risk exposure from the solution I’m using?”
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Supply Chain Brain
OCTOBER 31, 2023
How does the data that fuels artificial intelligence models impact accuracy and utility? In other words, can we trust it to provide useful intelligence?
AIMMS
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
SC Navigator's new Whiteboard functionality visually maps supply chains, simplifying data input for efficient modeling.
Advertiser: GEP
In response to these challenges, a leading heavy equipment manufacturer selected GEP to redesign its source-to-contract processes and implement a convergent data model to help manage procurement data across its multiple locations.
The Logistics of Logistics
JULY 27, 2021
Killing Ghost Loads and Phantom Data with Michael Darden. Michael Darden and Joe Lynch discuss killing ghost loads and phantom data. Michael is the CEO of DFM Data Corp, a utility company designed to be a tool between digital partners moving freight in the USA and Canada. About DFM Data Corp. DFM Data Corp.
Logistics Viewpoints
JUNE 30, 2020
Supply chain modeling is essential to substantiated resiliency analysis and to the planning of risk responses. A supply chain model is the digital representation of the structure, product flows and policies of a physical supply chain. Here’s a look at four areas of risk that can businesses can address through modeling and analytics.
Speaker: Gertjan de Lange
If the last few years have illustrated one thing, it’s that modeling techniques, forecasting strategies, and data optimization are imperative for solving complex business problems and weathering uncertainty. Experience how efficient you can be when you fit your model with actionable data.
Advertiser: ZoomInfo
This customer success playbook outlines best in class data-driven strategies to help your team successfully map and optimize the customer journey, including how to: Build a 360-degree view of your customer and drive more expansion opportunities. Create highly targeted segments to drive more contextual and personalized engagements.
Speaker: Dr. Ken Fordyce, Solutions Director, Supply Chain and Advanced Analytics at Arkieva
Creating a successful plan demands a thoughtful combination of data science and computational models to anticipate structural weak points. How to avoid data-driven disasters. What structural data quality is and why it limits rapid intelligent response (RIR).
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For decades, operations research professionals have been applying mathematical optimization to address challenges in the field of supply chain planning, manufacturing, energy modeling, and logistics. Learn all about this AI technique and how it can help your organization.
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“Supply chain analytics creates new insights that help improve supply chain decision making from the improvement of front-line operations to strategic choices, such as the selection of the right supply chain operating models.” – McKinsey & Company. Inconsistent data on safety stock levels.
Advertiser: Sifted
Learn how to analyze your shipping operations data to: Identify areas of impact and take action to lower expenses Assess base discounts, minimum charges, dimensional weight, surcharges, and commitments Model operational data to visualize future decisions and market changes
Advertiser: ZoomInfo
Multiple industry studies confirm that regardless of industry, revenue, or company size, poor data quality is an epidemic for marketing teams. As frustrating as contact and account data management is, this is still your database – a massive asset to your organization, even if it is rife with holes and inaccurate information.
Speaker: Irina Rosca, Director of Supply Chain Operations, Helix
Organizations need to focus on demand driven supply planning, utilizing real time information on customer orders from all marketplaces (e-commence, Amazon - or other online retailers, and point of sale data from brick and mortar). Focusing on this information once per month during the S&OP meeting is too late for all business units to align.
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