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Where Data and Operations Intersect to Meet COVID-19 Challenges

Posted: 07/28/2020 - 04:20

Author: Karly Rowe

AI is instrumental when analyzing multiple, complex data assets to identify insights that are critical to predicting outcomes.

There is no shortage of analysis and predictions today regarding COVID-19 and our future. While experts of all walks of life weigh in via global news channels, healthcare organizations are still left addressing the here and now as well as surges that could happen tomorrow, next week or in a few months. For those supporting the front lines securing necessary supplies and resources, it is paramount to be able to deliver what is urgently needed.

The Changed Landscape of Travel Category Management in the 2020s

Posted: 07/20/2020 - 05:27

Author: Paul Tilstone

There’s not likely to be a lot of business travel happening within most of your companies right now. There hasn’t been, globally, for a few months, as corporations introduced blanket travel restrictions from March onwards for all but business-critical or key worker travel.

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How Supply Chain Flexibility Will Meet an Uncertain Future

Posted: 07/13/2020 - 02:54

Author: Ryan Yost

COVID-19 not only wreaked havoc on public health, but it also began a cycle of disruption in sourcing and fulfillment that may never return to any semblance of “normal.” In fact, for both the short and long term, supply chain executives will need to focus on “flexible” in their job descriptions.

Using Data to Navigate the Post-Pandemic Workforce

Posted: 07/06/2020 - 00:08

Author: Bradley Killinger

You say we are seeing the biggest overhaul of work since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution – why do you say this?

The disruption we have experienced with COVID has been unprecedented. Practically overnight, the workforce transitioned to de facto Work from Home. This has allowed employers and employees to prove out the Work from Home model. The reality is most of these employees will likely work from home moving forward.

Rethinking the Future for Resilient Sourcing and Beyond

Posted: 06/29/2020 - 23:52

Author: Atul Vashistha

While the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, enterprises are looking beyond the current crisis with the hope of pandemic-proofing their supply chains and operations to build resiliency. But that view is too limited to build true resiliency. The next global business disruption crisis might be a pandemic, but it might also be something entirely different or so novel it's never been considered. Today's resilient enterprises need to embrace a mindset shift to view risk through a much wider lens.

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