Supply chains have a forecasting problem
Knowing what the customer wants and when was once a relatively easy thing to predict. COVID has changed all that.
Knowing what the customer wants and when was once a relatively easy thing to predict. COVID has changed all that.
Import volumes have not realized the dip in shipping orders yet. What does this mean?
Inventory growth has forced companies to change their ordering strategy to a more flexible model.
S+V Technologies’ solution to sell products in transit caught the attention of investors including Ridgeline Partners, Chicago Ventures and project44 founder and CEO Jett McCandless.
Inventory levels grew at an astonishing pace in February. Is the supply chain crisis ending?
After a year and a half of predictive misses, procurement teams and supply chain managers are in need of Lithium to help treat their bipolar ordering behavior.
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