Data, Last-Mile Delivery, Robotics and Balance
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine
Action and adaptability, said speaker and author Garrison Wynn, create opportunity. After years of experiencing the former, it’s surely the time for the latter.
With pandemic-related disruptions and reactive solutions increasingly in the rearview mirror, has there ever been a better season for re-evaluating overall supply chain strategies and business models? Supply chain practitioners are keenly aware of the need to move forward and think ahead—even if they’re not sure exactly how.
Industry consultants, solution providers, researchers and academics have been touting the importance of customer-centricity. With supply chain, that means keeping the customer at the center throughout manufacturing, transportation, storage and distribution. But in times that continue to rapidly shift, what does that look like? And is it still the best option?…
