Like it or not, supply chain disruption needs a seat at the table

If the supply chain disruption isn’t a priority topic at your company’s corporate table, it should be. For high tech manufacturers, one challenge is clear: supply chain disruptions aren’t going to play a disappearing act. With the added pressures of first-to-innovate, first-to-market, high tech companies that build a solid data-driven supply chain will have the most resilient revenue growth. 

There are the structural supply chain challenges you can’t control, such as cargo delays, and there are strategic challenges you can control. These strategic challenges speak to your company’s bottom line and affect short- and long-term revenue. 

From rethinking inventory strategies to pricing strategy overhauls, all affect your margin and revenue growth. That alone is reason enough to ensure supply chain disruption has a seat at the table and is a focus if you want to move forward. 

Relative to the cost of new technology on the
manufacturing floor, employing an end-to-end
solution can quickly and easily allow all teams to: 

1

Perform incentive program “what-if” scenarios 

2

Streamline contract negotiations and management 

3

Analyze data and analytics for insights
and actions

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TECHNOLOGIES

Moving to
modern

Your business in an
exponential world

The speed
of business

On the
"other side"

From hardware
to Haas to SaaS

XaaS solutions
and the Cloud

BUILD A RESILIENT
SUPPLY CHAIN

A tricky
balancing act

The cost of
disruption

Supply chain
house in order

Incentive
programs

Customer
satisfaction

Disruption
upsurge

Supply chain
runs on data

DATA AS A
STRATEGIC ASSET

Unleash your most
strategic asset

Seismic shift: turn data
into insights and action

Data management:
keeping it real-time

Managing data is
like herding cats

In data
we trust

RISING ADOPTION OF
PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS

The analytical
path

Getting to a
mountain of data

Game-changing
applications

Why your
approach matters

Predicting
favorable changes