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CGT has been named a finalist in the Folio: Eddie & Ozzie Awards, the annual program recognizing excellence in editorial content and design across all formats.

Procter & Gamble is slimming its SKU count, and its retail partners are eager to collaborate on its efforts, according to company leaders.

Consumer goods company Johnsonville is using the Lucy knowledge assistant platform that leverages artificial intelligence to help employees find and access the company information they need.

Unilever has incorporated image capture and AI technology within 50,000 of their freezers, helping them manage stock levels, submit orders seamlessly, and alert stores when it’s time to restock.

Learn how Heineken stood up an internally branded platform known as Knowledge & Insight Management that's designed to incorporate the best features of search engines, AI capabilities, and security for capturing and analyzing consumer data. 

While not new, IoT carries great potential to unlock further value for AI in the supply chain, and it’s on the radar for many leaders.

While AI in the supply chain is far from a magic salve, both it and IoT can deliver an elevated level of visibility into the supply chain.

Not all consumer goods brands have fully embraced the DTC movement. Whatever the holdup may be, here are three reasons why consumer goods companies of all shapes and sizes need to enhance their DTC strategies now.