As the holiday season approaches, there’s no better time to catch up on some of our most popular spring articles. We’ve handpicked three top articles, perfectly summarized for a relaxing read in your summer hammock. Dive in and enjoy!
How to balance global and local in supply chain?
The transition from a solely global to a more balanced global-local supply chain is not without challenges. However, it is a necessary evolution to navigate the multifaceted global business landscape. But how? Here are 4 steps on how to balance global and local in supply chain.
The first step is to carry out a scenario analysis of local versus global needs. Network Optimization models can be used to analyze how different levels of glocalization impact your supply chain. The second step is to optimize cost, service, and risk adjustments. Network Optimization models can analyze cost trade-offs between global and local strategies, such as transportation, customs, or local compliance costs.
Want to learn about all the steps? Read the full article here!
5 supply chain trends in 2024 you shouldn’t Ignore
A lot is happening in the world right now. Understanding these changes, how they affect our businesses, and the critical role the supply chain plays is essential for navigating the future and maintaining market competitiveness.
This article outlines five supply chain trends for 2024 by supply chain experts Anders Remnebäck and Fredrik Jersby that you shouldn’t ignore. The first trend they mention is that robotics and autonomous vehicles will revolutionize last-mile delivery. They also believe that AI and automated decisions will soon replace humans in various roles.
Want to dive into all the trends and learn more about how they can affect your supply chain? Read the full article here.
7 tips to successfully go live with your new supply chain planning system
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, optimization is key, especially in supply chain. With the right system in place, companies can boost efficiency and ultimately drive greater success.
Yet, rolling out a new supply chain planning system is a complex task – and pushing that button can feel quite daunting. To pave the way for success, read the full article to get all the seven tips to help you go live with your new supply chain planning system.
We are wishing you a wonderful summer filled with relaxation and a lot of insightful reading! And pssst! Don’t miss signing up for the Optilon Supply Chain Conference 2024 in September! You can find everything about the event and how to sign up here.
See you there!
