With benefits extending from increased collaboration to enhanced safety, more consumer goods companies are investing in digital twins, including Unilever, Mars, Coca-Cola, Kraft Heinz, and Johnson & Johnson.
Hard-won lessons about the importance of visibility, agility, resilience, and analytics chops are proving critical in the planning and execution of a modern-day supply chain. Get a close look at the moves leaders have made to establish critical pillars of success.
Even in the face of circumstances beyond their control, leading CGs are taking steps to bolster their supply chain agility and revamp their networks and processes to be more robust. What are the next steps CGs can't afford to miss on the road to resilience?
The cloud app is designed to increase supply chain visibility by combining and analyzing data across multiple supply chain systems to provide manufacturers and retailers with real-time information.
CG brands are having to get inventive to overcome supply chain obstacles. As a result, Unilever is investing in its supply chain with what it calls "groundbreaking" technology like AI and geolocation. Learn more.
Yeti Holdings is increasingly looking at total acquisition and retention trends as it thinks about measuring the reach of direct-to-consumer, a channel the company remains full-speed-ahead on growing.
Just over a year after bringing its Pepviz data science practice to retailers, PepsiCo remains bullish on its potential to add value to operators across all retail spaces.
French Luxury beauty brand L’Occitane has unveiled a new corporate mission statement aimed at placing sustainability at the heart of future expansions.
The technology is designed to quickly provide language and visual insights to 2,000 users around the world, enabling L'Oréal’s financial controllers to more easily identify business-driving insights.
