In this month’s installment of CGT’s new series, Logility’s Henry Canitz provides three practical tips to consumer goods companies working to optimize their sales and operations planning capabilities.
A joint study from JDA Software and KPMG finds retailers and suppliers aggressively leveraging technology and strategic alliances to improve speed to market and deliver superior customer experiences.
The pet products company has integrated its "Serve Smart Feeder" with Amazon’s button-based replenishment service to let consumers automatically reorder dog food.
For the third consecutive year, Unilever scored the top spot in Gartner’s "Supply Chain Top 25" rankings for 2018, while The Home Depot rejoined the rankings after a three-year absence and adidas made the group for the first time.
Gartner's rankings identify supply chain leaders and highlight th
This in-depth IDC report outlines the seven biggest challenges in consumer goods today, a new model for engaging directly with consumers, why supply chain visibility is key to consumer engagement, and how to digitally transform your consumer goods business.
The collaborative effort will examine the potential impact of robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain, machine learning and autonomous vehicles on the most pressing supply chain challenges.
This e-book explains how consumer goods companies can navigate today’s digital transformation, deliver smarter engagement and connect with partners, customers, and employees in a whole new way.
The vast numbers of parties involved in the production and shipment of consumer goods make the retail industry especially open to the benefits of blockchain, according to Deloitte.
After a successful rollout in North America, the company is implementing the Logility Voyager solution around the globe to streamline its supply chain processes.
The supply chain software provider recognized customers including McCain Foods and Weston Foods for driving results in customer experience, business improvement, collaboration and technology usage at its annual Soar awards.
Thought leaders from Prevedere and Microsoft examine the need for consumer goods companies to combine global data with cognitive computing to gain a holistic, more accurate view of future product demand.
