That’s why many companies are using this planning window to tighten up their networks and focus on tools that actually help. They want to move faster and cut down on risk as disruptions keep coming.

The companies that will thrive are the ones shifting from isolated and rigid operations toward connected networks.

Take my own industry, supply chain. According to Gartner, just 7% of supply chain teams currently make decisions in real time ...

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Samvardhana Motherson has taken a historic step to reshape its global footprint in the auto industry. An Indian auto components company has moved closer to the ...

Ltd. (NASDAQ: AZI) (Autozi or the Company), a leading and fast-growing lifecycle automotive service and supply-chain technology platform in China, today announced the official launch of its cross-bord ...

Artificial intelligence brings to classification a scalable, accurate alternative. Using natural language processing and ...

But most CEOs instinctively know the truth: Implementation can wreak havoc faster than you can generate an image of a ...