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    Panasonic - Technology Helps Boost Transparency in Food Distribution

    Foodborne illnesses can spread quickly. A recent example is that of a batch of listeria-contaminated eggs causing one death and seven reported infections across five states. In many ways, the world of food supply chains is encapsulated in this tragedy. The contamination occurred in a single facility in Gainesville, Georgia, but resulted in products from more than 30 brands being pulled from the shelves and recalled. Grocery chains affected included Trader Joe’s, Costco, Lidl, Walmart and Kroger. Download this report today on how technology will boost transparency in food distribution.

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    Aberdeen Next Gen Supply Chain Planning

    The world is changing, yet planners are still using Excel to consolidate their plans. They’re also stuck in systems with planning fundamentals that are siloed, where each stage of supply and demand happens in linear sequence across independent functions.

    Companies have spent millions on multiple ERP instances and bolted-on planning modules, and everyone from planners to executives are feeling the pain:

    • Planners are frustrated and using spreadsheets to consolidate plans that are outdated before they’re complete.
    • IT is tired of dealing with the ongoing integration and connection issues across multiple systems.
    • Executives are upset about making big investments that yield only small results.

    In this Aberdeen research report, learn why a siloed approach to planning can’t deliver on today’s expectations and how a modern concurrent planning approach is the answer to today’s supply chain challenges.

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    Thinking Differently About Supply Chain Planning: The Case for Concurrency

    The nature of managing a business on a global scale is undergoing fundamental change, driven by the expectations of the consumer, and it’s up to the world’s supply chains to keep up. The slow, siloed, sequential planning techniques of the past are no match for today’s fast-paced reality. That’s why it’s time to rethink supply chain planning and look to a different approach. We call it concurrent planning.

    In this guide, supply chain industry experts take a deeper dive into this technique, covering topics such as:

    • Why concurrency is essential for today’s complex global networks
    • What concurrent planning is and the technology powering it
    • How a leading components supplier is leveraging concurrency for exceptional results
    • Four steps to enabling concurrent planning in your organization
    • Looking ahead: Applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to supply chains
    • And more
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    The Path to Modern Supply Chain Planning

    If you're stuck in a siloed planning environment, where you (im)patiently wait for the next monthly planning meeting to roll around, your best laid supply chain plans will likely be out of date before they see the light of day.

    There is a better way to manage your supply chain. A stress-free way to make decisions to create better outcomes for you, your company, manufacturers and suppliers, and most importantly, your customers.

    Download this eBook to discover the modern alternative to siloed planning that brings all of your supply chain data, people and processes together in a concurrent planning environment. You’ll also find out what steps you and your organization can take to get there.

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    Packaging and Co-Packing: Value-Added Services Help Retailers Compete in a World of Amazon

    Importers and domestic manufacturers who sell goods to retailers face an increasingly complex landscape of consumer demands and brand positioning, as the balance between e-commerce and brick-and-mortar sales continues to shift.

    In the battle to make their product more attractive to consumers, packaging is a crucial element. Many turn to third-party packaging and co-packing service providers to gain the edge.

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  • Gain Extended Visibility for Better Supply Chain Planning

    Wednesday, March 11, 2020 12:00 PM Eastern Time

    DATE: Wednesday, March 11, 2020
    TIME: 2:00 PM ET

    Join SAP for a Market Experience on Integrated Business Planning for Inventory

    Join David Vallejo, Head of SAP Digital Business Planning to learn how Integrated Business Planning can help your organization connect all of its planning processes to improve lead times and service levels, followed by a market experience of how companies are utilizing Integrated Business Planning to maximize the efficiency of their inventory and working capital. 

    In this session, you will learn how to:

    • Maximize the efficiency of inventory and working capital   
    • Automate and standardize planning processes to improve planner productivity      
    • Enable shorter and more complete inventory target-setting cycles at each tier 
    • Reduce product and distribution costs 

    Speakers:
    Bruce Waters, Senior IBP Consultant, PPG Industries
    David Vallejo, Global Head of Digital Business Planning, SAP

    Moderator:
    Helen Atkinson, Editor, SupplyChainBrain

  • Husqvarna Group: Digital Supply Chain Transformation

    Wednesday, March 18, 2020 12:00 to Thursday, June 18, 2020 12:00 PM Eastern Time

    DATE: Wednesday, March 18, 2020
    TIME: 10:00 AM ET

    Husqvarna Group is a leading global producer of outdoor power products. Attend this webcast and hear how Husqvarna has transformed its global supply chain into a unified digital platform by applying supply chain planning best practices from Logility to support change, innovation and growth.

    Highlights will include how optimized planning has led to increased visibility, precision and automation including how Husqvarna:

    • Instituted a scalable and robust S&OP process
    • Implemented an integrated digital supply chain platform
    • Expanded proactive, alert-driven automation of routine processes
    • Established supply chain platform centers of excellence

    Speakers:
    Anna Lindh Fogelström,     Group Supply Chain Planning Manager, Husqvarna Group
    Karin Bursa, Executive Vice President, Logility

     

  • Overcoming the Barriers to an Effective Omnichannel Shipping Strategy

    Wednesday, March 4, 2020 12:00 to Thursday, June 4, 2020 12:00 PM Eastern Time

    DATE: Wednesday, March 4, 2020
    TIME: 1:00 PM ET

    Meeting customer demands for free and fast shipping, whether B2B, B2C, or B2B2C is driving the increase in parcel volume and the expansion of delivery choices.  Companies are struggling to manage the shift from a centralized fulfillment model to a more decentralized model that emphasizes shipping from inventory sources (stores, manufacturers and other suppliers) in closer proximity to end consumers.  Merchants now need to think differently about how to successfully manage omnichannel parcel and LTL strategies.  

    Getting your omnichannel shipping strategy right means improved customer service, shorter distances to the customer, increased speed of delivery, and reduced cost. 

    Please join us to discuss tips on implementing an effective omnichannel shipping strategy that incorporates parcel and LTL and a broad, diverse range of carriers. 

    In this 30-minute webinar you will learn:  

    • Current omnichannel fulfillment trends and market data points
    • Challenges and critical issues facing logistics managers
    • What the emerging omni-channel transportation model looks like
    • Summary of benefits and takeaways

    Panelists:
    Lance Healy, Co-founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Banyan Technology
    Bob Malley, Managing Director, Pierbridge

    Moderator:
    Bob Bowman, Editor-in-Chief, SupplyChainBrain

  • The Worker Centric Distribution Center

    Tuesday, December 17, 2019 12:00 to Tuesday, March 17, 2020 12:00 PM Eastern Time

    ON-DEMAND WEBINAR

    Industry 5.0 — the fifth industrial revolution — places workers in the middle of the technological advancements occurring throughout the supply chain. While Industry 4.0 focused on the internet of things (IoT) and interconnectedness, the real value comes from putting workers in the middle of these technological evolutions.

    By keeping workers at the center of the conversation, Industry 5.0 enables strong collaborative efforts between humans and robots, provides the foundation for the rise of the worker-centric DC, and ultimately results in a happier, more productive workforce.  

    In this live, interactive webinar, James Hendrickson, director of product & offering management, Honeywell Safety & Productivity Solutions, will explore:

    • How workercentric solutions accelerate DC productivity
    • Why technology in the DC will propel tomorrow’s mobile workers
    • The trends and investments that can boost the performance of your DC operations
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  • Panasonic special report technology helps boost

    Panasonic - Technology Helps Boost Transparency in Food Distribution

    Foodborne illnesses can spread quickly. A recent example is that of a batch of listeria-contaminated eggs causing one death and seven reported infections across five states. In many ways, the world of food supply chains is encapsulated in this tragedy. The contamination occurred in a single facility in Gainesville, Georgia, but resulted in products from more than 30 brands being pulled from the shelves and recalled. Grocery chains affected included Trader Joe’s, Costco, Lidl, Walmart and Kroger. Download this report today on how technology will boost transparency in food distribution.

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    Aberdeen Next Gen Supply Chain Planning

    The world is changing, yet planners are still using Excel to consolidate their plans. They’re also stuck in systems with planning fundamentals that are siloed, where each stage of supply and demand happens in linear sequence across independent functions.

    Companies have spent millions on multiple ERP instances and bolted-on planning modules, and everyone from planners to executives are feeling the pain:

    • Planners are frustrated and using spreadsheets to consolidate plans that are outdated before they’re complete.
    • IT is tired of dealing with the ongoing integration and connection issues across multiple systems.
    • Executives are upset about making big investments that yield only small results.

    In this Aberdeen research report, learn why a siloed approach to planning can’t deliver on today’s expectations and how a modern concurrent planning approach is the answer to today’s supply chain challenges.

  • Thumbnail supply chain planning kinaxis

    Thinking Differently About Supply Chain Planning: The Case for Concurrency

    The nature of managing a business on a global scale is undergoing fundamental change, driven by the expectations of the consumer, and it’s up to the world’s supply chains to keep up. The slow, siloed, sequential planning techniques of the past are no match for today’s fast-paced reality. That’s why it’s time to rethink supply chain planning and look to a different approach. We call it concurrent planning.

    In this guide, supply chain industry experts take a deeper dive into this technique, covering topics such as:

    • Why concurrency is essential for today’s complex global networks
    • What concurrent planning is and the technology powering it
    • How a leading components supplier is leveraging concurrency for exceptional results
    • Four steps to enabling concurrent planning in your organization
    • Looking ahead: Applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to supply chains
    • And more
  • Thumbnail modern planning experience kinaxis

    The Path to Modern Supply Chain Planning

    If you're stuck in a siloed planning environment, where you (im)patiently wait for the next monthly planning meeting to roll around, your best laid supply chain plans will likely be out of date before they see the light of day.

    There is a better way to manage your supply chain. A stress-free way to make decisions to create better outcomes for you, your company, manufacturers and suppliers, and most importantly, your customers.

    Download this eBook to discover the modern alternative to siloed planning that brings all of your supply chain data, people and processes together in a concurrent planning environment. You’ll also find out what steps you and your organization can take to get there.

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