Organizations across sectors are embracing artificial intelligence in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a focus on building greater resilience, adaptability and efficiency in their supply chains.

No matter how well your team has done its supply chain planning, it seems like exceptions keep arising and you’re constantly in fire-fighting mode. In the case of supply chain, the issue isn’t so much about operations, it’s about the ability to collaborate quickly and effectively when an exception deviates from the established plan. This is why forward-thinking organizations are creating Centers of Excellence for their supply chain.

Retailers have a growing number of options to make the best of reverse logistics.  

As a tool for managing key activities throughout the supply chain, has blockchain come of age? Or is it still mired in hype?

Here's what IDC’s lead internet-of-things analyst has to say about Oracle’s IoT Intelligent Applications. 

In its latest report, advisory firm Deep Analysis examines the capabilities of Oracle Intelligent Track and Trace, and how it can help solve supply-chain process limitations. 

Three capabilities are now deemed essential for supply-chain management: enhanced insights, broader collaboration and resiliency.