WEBINAR: The Unified Supply Chain – A Platform Approach
Most supply chain execution systems are siloed and fragmented, creating inefficiencies and waste. Supply chain transformation often looks like a portfolio of solutions, often from different vendors with different architectures and version cycles, that require different approaches to integration, modification, and upgrades. Join our unified supply chain experts to understand how a Unified Supply Chain platform can create efficiencies across your organization.
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buyers
Webinar
May 11, 2023
How Collaboration, Tail Spend Management, and VMI Can Improve Up and Downstream Communications
Whether it’s miscommunicated demand signals or misaligned data, the supplier-buyer disconnect continues to drag down efficiency for both parties. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Join our webinar as Erick Wilk from Wurth Industry and Jim Braun and Paul Noble from Verusen discuss new ways to bridge the gap so suppliers and buyers can work together to streamline purchases, eliminate tail spend, and reduce waste across their networks. We’ll discuss topics such as: -Achieving more efficient and improved collaboration between suppliers and buyers -Fixing the buyer-supplier disconnect with materials visibility and availability -Accelerating the matching accuracy and response time of RFQ processes -Achieving lower Total Cost of Ownership
Digital Transformation
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June 14, 2022
The 10 Competencies of Best in Class Warehouses
Best-in-class warehouses have evolved quickly from mobilization of the operation to automation. Learn the 10 competencies that an advanced warehouse exhibits, and that don’t require massive capital expenditures on robotics or software. Join a brand leader in their niche, a leading global consultant and an industry expert as they sit down with Supply Chain Now. Now to stay competitive, great warehouses have to focus well beyond basic capabilities with themes like visualization of what is happening and will happen in an operation, empowerment of the workforce, automation to improve but not replace workers, and more.