Digital Transformation

From the supply chain to in-store experiences, businesses need to embrace data, and the tech infrastructure that keeps it flowing in order to increase market visibility, strengthen product innovation, and bolster the consumer experience.

Learn how companies can meet ever-changing consumer demands by deploying new digital strategies that will help support product differentiation and drive the next industry paradigm shift.

Conor Keane, president and CEO of Spring Global, shares best practices for implementing AI within the consumer goods space, and how the technology can help drive business and streamline processes.

Issues experienced within supply chains over the last two years have changed attitudes toward automation; robots once threatened the workforce but are now viewed by an increasing number as a way to augment human teams and keep them safe.

Sam’s Club is doubling down on efforts to digitally engage with its members, and it sees Scan & Go technology as a key component of that strategy.

Instead of face-to-face visits, we’re seeing a move toward multichannel and omnichannel digital contact strategies.

Bel Brands USA was looking to solve a major problem. With $285M in direct and indirect material spend across 3,500 suppliers, they wanted to cut costs and increase their sourcing efficiency, which was getting too difficult to manage.

Businesses with global supply chains should note how the following trends will shape their supply chain decision-making in the near- and far-term.