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Your inventory management tools can locate a SKU out of thousands in your warehouse within microseconds; your TMS reports on thousands of data fields, and your ERP systems can process 100,000 orders an hour. So why did your last supply chain crisis take you 14 weeks to find out about, let alone mitigate? It’s because despite all these systems, workers must email countless manufacturers, suppliers, and logistics teams to stitch together the context before they can start to understand the problem. It’s time organizations go from manual orchestration to a digitized platform.
Digitizing orchestration helps organizations by enabling teams to:
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