Today I want to talk about the challenges faced by today’s automotive suppliers, and why a network model for their
Author: Greg Brady
Greg Brady is the founder of One Network Enterprises, based in Dallas TX. Prior to One Network, Greg led i2 Technologies, both as CEO and as head of worldwide operations, and was vice president of worldwide applications marketing at Oracle. Greg lives in Dallas, Texas with his family.
The Financial Impact of Master Data Management
Today I wanted to summarize the various topics we’ve explored regarding the connection between master data management and your company’s financial health. Remember
Sharing the “Best Version of the Truth” with Trading Partners
Note: This is the latest in a series of posts that discuss how your companies master data management strategy (MDM)
Here are the top automotive inbound supply best practices
Note: This is the last in a series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples
Why This Holiday Season is Creating Winners and Losers in the Transportation Industry
There is an excellent piece in today’s WSJ on how retailers’ changing inventory management strategies are affecting the fortunes of
Skype co-founders are launching a robot that will deliver groceries for… £1
Yes that’s right. Forget Amazon’s same-day delivery or even drones. Skype’s co-founders, Ahti Heinla and Janus Friis, are building an autonomous, self-driving
How international shipping can be improved in today’s global automotive supply chain
Note: This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of best
What’s New in Supply Chain Control Towers?
It’s been awhile since we’ve covered supply chain control towers, and I thought it would be a good idea to
The Future of Supply Chain?
SCM World just released an interesting report (gated) on the “The Future of Supply Chain”, based on responses from more
Boosting Supply Chain Productivity (What CEOs should be striving for)
Traditionally, when a CEO paid attention to their supply chain, it meant something had gone wrong. Strategically, compared to other
Does cumulative shipment management have a place in the future automotive supply chain?
Note: This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of best
Inbound logistics requirements for the new automotive supply chain
Note: This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of best
How to bring visibility and reliability to enterprise data
Do any of these questions sound familiar? “What are our customers buying across various channels, geographies, and lines of business?”
What is an ASN and why is it so important to the automotive supply chain?
Note: This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of best
How order aggregation can eliminate costs in the automotive supply chain
Note: This is an ongoing series of posts on new developments within the automobile supply chain, with examples of
Master data management and the hidden costs of customer service
Note this the second installment in a series of posts on how master data management affect a company’s financial health. In my first
Why demand sensing is value-based performance management
Pursuing improved forecasts is certainly not an academic exercise. Better forecasting translates directly into making better business decisions. Some research
Replenishment in a Shelf-Connected Supply Network
Note: This is the next installment in an ongoing series that explores shelf-connected supply networks. In the first post, I
Why a Demand Signal Repository is key to a shelf-connected supply chain
Note: This is the next installment in an ongoing series that explores shelf-connected supply networks. In the first post, I
What are the benefits of distributed order management for retailers?
In my first post, I explained that “the purpose of a DOM system is to intelligently broker orders across the
The Demand Sensing Revolution–A Webcast
We don’t often plug these types of things on this blog, but given the level of interest our demand sensing
How to interpret demand-sensing data
Note: An upcoming webcast will feature this topic as well as an actual demand sensing project between one of the world’s
Should wall street care about your master data management strategy?
In business our mission is to leverage our assets to the benefit of both our shareholders and stakeholders. Yet is
How demand sensing can vault forecast accuracy beyond its theoretical limits
Note: An upcoming webcast will feature this topic as well as an actual demand sensing project between one of the world’s
Forecasting in a Shelf-Connected Supply Network
Note: This is the next installment in an ongoing series that explores shelf-connected supply networks. In the first post, I