Everywhere you turn these days, there’s a blockchain pilot underway for the supply chain. But they’re all missing one crucial element: a single, coherent set of standards.

More than 50% of companies are using big-data analytics, a recent survey says, but a closer look reveals that adoption rate varies significantly by industry.

Supply-chain planners can’t make sense of the chaos of data that’s available to them today, without the aid of artificial intelligence.

How do companies make sense of all the data that's available to them today? And how does that translate into appropriate metrics and key performance indicators in distribution? Tim Judge, president and CEO of Agilitics, offers some guidance.

Kevin Wong, chief operating officer of Nulogy, offers advice to companies about to embark on the digital transformation of their supply chains.

Is blockchain technology a natural fit for the supply chain? Or is it just “a solution looking for a problem”?

You face a growing number of risks in your supply chain every day.

By 2025, Industrial Manufacturers must be able to capture customer requirements effectively and drive mass customization to give every customer what they want. The ability to manage the specifics of each order in every aspect of the value chain consistently lies in the intelligent enterprise.