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Supply chain network design is used to exercise more control over the supply chain and to adjust the footprint in an agile way. Our experts inform about the latest trends and emerging technologies to apply in Suppy Chain Network Design.
Improve your decision-making capabilities and include trade-offs of your CO2 footprint by leveraging a digital twin of your logistics operations
read moreIn this blog article you will learn more about Supply Chain Execution Systems and how they relate to Supply Chain Network …
read moreMany businesses have been primarily concerned with finding quick opportunities to free up liquidity in the corona crisis. Based on this …
read moreMany businesses are looking for an approach to master the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and make their supply chain network …
read moreDespite all the bad news and problems that COVID-19 is standing for, the pandemic also boosted the digitalization in several aspects …
read moreWe have prepared five tricks to facilitate the identification and picking counter measures of COVID related implications on your logistics processes …
read moreHow do you face urban congestion and rising service demands? Urban warehouses have the potential to reshape the logic how city …
read moreWith the increasing level of vertical integration, the eight Rs of logistics become more and more crucial. Besides the right (“R”) …
read moreConsidering the dynamics of the pharmaceutical industry today, is there ever a bad time to re-analyze distribution networks? It sure seems …
read moreMost recent studies reveal that the warehouse management system (WMS) market is growing at a double digit cumulative average growth rate, …
read moreThe concept of circular economy allows companies and organizations to combine economic success with social and environmental sustainability goals. To become …
read moreThe economic downturn is dampening the mood in the German chemical industry. The trend towards sustainable value creation opens up new …
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