Artificial Intelligence (AI) can offer a huge benefit to retail and CPG supply chain managers, but only if the AI is based on solid fundamentals that consider the diverse and dynamic nature of today’s modern supply chains.
This unique webinar will examine the ways in which consumer goods companies are transforming their supply chain practices to meet the needs of an omnichannel, consumer-centric marketplace.
Tucked into Microsoft’s massive booth, Kroger representatives brought to market the partners’ just-announced Retail as a Service product for the retail industry, showcasing the Microsoft Azure-powered smart technology system that has already modernized some Kroger pilot locations.
The "Loop" e-commerce platform will let consumers order products from P&G, Nestlé and other top CPGs that will be shipped in reusable containers to be picked back up after usage.
CGT looks at emerging technologies that offer unique solutions to consumer goods companies seeking to transform their organizations. This week: IoT connectivity enabler EON Group.
CGT looks at emerging technologies that offer unique solutions to consumer goods companies seeking to transform their organizations. This week: warehouse/store inventory management robots from Tompkins Robotics.
CGT's 16th annual coverage of the largest public consumer goods companies worldwide includes a deep-dive into recent business and IT-related activity at the 10 largest enterprises.
Today’s consumer goods industry is operating in an era defined by global, digitally connected shoppers who are demanding personalization and innovation. In response, Oracle offers an adaptable cloud-based model for accelerated technology realization across the enterprise.
The evolution toward an omnichannel marketplace is driving a revolution within the consumer goods supply chain, as companies rebuild their traditional practices in response to radically different consumer behavior.
A staggering $10 billion in excess inventory is held to buffer against poor On-Time In-Full (OTIF) performance. Learn how retailers and suppliers can fix this and dramatically improve service while lowering costs.
With accurate data about how our bodies are performing at any moment in time, we’ll be able to eat and drink products that are personalized to satisfy our precise needs.
