Internet of Things (IoT)

The Hedera Council reports that Mondelēz will be collaborating with other organizations to deliver digital transformation initiatives, supply chain management, and elevated business processes.

Heineken is taking learnings from its work in digital twins and further investing in its energy-reduction efforts across production sites around the world.

It’s a bit of a squicky topic, but there’s a lot a consumer goods company can learn from a pet’s bathroom habits.

Integrating IoT, artificial intelligence, and machine learning technologies to drive supply chain process optimization is critical to mitigating risk. Learn more.

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.

Lack of real-time inventory visibility was chosen by retailers as the top priority of “high importance” that needs to be resolved through technology upgrades or implementations, making it a prime use case for AI in the supply chain.   

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.

With ongoing economic pressure and uncertainty, consumer goods companies are thinking strategically about how to optimize their investment in cloud, data centers, and edge technologies. Take a look at four key cloud and data trends Gartner analysts are tracking for the upcoming year.