Supply Chain

Supply chain execution has grown increasingly more challenging as companies have expanded their supplier and customer bases internationally. The true extent of globalization, along with the fragility of logistics networks and capacity flows, have been thrown into stark relief by the effects of COVID-19.

Control Center filters out the supply chain noise and focuses on the meaningful signals to enable proactive orchestration of complex supply chains for better agility and resiliency.

Modern platforms, such as the cloud--as well as modern tools, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT)--empower supply chain organizations to evaluate and implement decisions that drive the best possible outcomes.

Infor Nexus Control Center provides various planning and execution capabilities to prevent disruptions and orchestrate supply chain activities.

On the heels of COVID-19, we sit in the most complex environment for parcel rates and service that we’ve seen in our lifetime. A confluence of factors have come together to bring sometimes fast-moving volatility to the market, which make parcel planning for large retailers incredibly challenging — both for peak and nonpeak.

Companies must embrace the digital capabilities needed to streamline their supply chains. This includes adopting a supply chain control tower, which helps supply chain professionals overcome visibility challenges, increase efficiency, and improve responsiveness.

True optimization demands end-to-end solutions. Learn how to move from alignment to predictive.

In a data-driven world, navigating the challenges of today’s supply chains requires an unprecedented level of agility. This calls for supply chain tools that deliver network-wide trading partner connectivity to enable real-time visibility, demand and supply planning, and production scheduling insights.

Organizations that are actively engaged in supply chain digitization are typically the first to sense activities that impact their supply chains -- and thus are often the first to respond and manage those events, the right way.

Holiday retail sales are likely to increase between 7 percent and 9 percent in 2021, according to Deloitte’s annual holiday retail forecast. Overall, Deloitte’s retail and distribution practice projects that holiday sales will total $1.28 trillion to $1.3 trillion during the November to January timeframe. Deloitte also forecasts that e-commerce sales will grow by 11 percent…