The world today has evolved into a massive digital network, and itrsquo;s an ongoing battle for many organizations to stay connected and in communication with their trading partner networks.
This complex nature of global business means technologies and requirements change without notice, and just when companies think theyrsquo;ve found a tool that will work for them, a new requirement emerges.This also means supply chains are more global and connected than ever before, and just as complex given the rapid adoption of IoT-connected devices, RFID chips, GPS tracking, and other modern technologies. However, legacy systems supporting these networks often donrsquo;t integrate with one another and create organizational data silos.
Central visibility into the information flowing within and beyond the four walls of an organization is limited, and gaining clearer insights into your supply chain cannot happen organically.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
This complex nature of global business means technologies and requirements change without notice, and just when companies think theyrsquo;ve found a tool that will work for them, a new requirement emerges.This also means supply chains are more global and connected than ever before, and just as complex given the rapid adoption of IoT-connected devices, RFID chips, GPS tracking, and other modern technologies. However, legacy systems supporting these networks often donrsquo;t integrate with one another and create organizational data silos.
Central visibility into the information flowing within and beyond the four walls of an organization is limited, and gaining clearer insights into your supply chain cannot happen organically.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here