Discover all the trends in supply chain

Product mix optimization is one of the hardest decisions in supply chain management and one of the most consequential. With broad portfolios, constrained capaci

Obsolescence management in the supply chain has become one of the most significant silent challenges for many organizations. In most cases, it doesn’t surface a

Knowing which metrics really matter is essential when running increasingly complex organizations with global supply chains, volatile demand and growing pressure

Slow-Moving Product Management is one of the most complex, and often least visible, challenges in supply chain planning. While these items typically represent a

Promotional demand is one of the toughest challenges for organizations running intensive commercial campaigns, especially in industries like retail, FMCG, food

Demand variability is one of the biggest drivers of forecast inaccuracy across any supply chain. When sales behavior shifts without a clear pattern, planning be

Planning for New Product Introduction (NPI) has become one of the toughest challenges in modern supply chains. NPIs bring together uncertainty, commercial press

Smart traceability has become essential for organizations that want a more transparent, connected and sustainable supply chain. In a global context shaped by di

Decarbonizing the supply chain has become a strategic priority for companies aiming to balance profitability, resilience, and sustainability. Regulatory pressur

Generative AI and predictive planning have emerged as two central themes in the evolution of forecasting within supply chains. Until recently, forecasting depen

Predictive maintenance with AI (Artificial Intelligence) has become one of the most effective ways to improve operational efficiency and production reliability.

The ability to pivot in the face of market volatility has become one of the toughest challenges for modern supply chains. Shoppers switch buying habits with lit

In the SaaS vs. on-premises debate for SCM, 2025 is a tipping point. Supply chains are undergoing deep transformation, driven by digitization, global uncertaint

The supply chain discussion isn’t just about operations anymore. In markets with choppy demand, uncertain lead times, and relentless margin pressure, S&OP has b

Today’s supply chains are built on digital connections. Forecasting, purchasing, production, logistics, and customer delivery all depend on a web of application

When we talk about efficiency in manufacturing, people often focus on speed, throughput, or cost per unit. But true efficiency digs deeper. OEE (Overall Equipme

When it comes to plant capacity, planning isn’t just about tweaking schedules or running extra shifts. If the process isn’t structured properly, it can lead to

When it comes to inventory optimization, one of the most important concepts is safety stock. However, many companies still calculate it using static methods tha

In supply chain management, focusing only on short-term execution often leads to reactive decisions, production bottlenecks, or inventory imbalances. Companies

MAPE (Mean Absolute Percentage Error) is one of the most commonly used metrics in demand planning. It measures how far a forecast deviates, on average, from act

When ERP systems (Enterprise Resource Planning) were first introduced, they promised to unify finance, purchasing, production, and sales under one platform. But

Managing a broad product catalog might seem like a smart way to increase sales by offering more variety. But without clear guidelines around profitability and t

A high-performing supply chain starts with a clearly structured S&OP cycle, a process that defines the company’s strategic direction and brings Sales, Operation

Are you familiar with the Just In Time (JIT) methodology? We explain what it is, the benefits it brings to companies, and some strategies for implementing it.