The cost of disruption

No matter what sector of the industry you’re in – electronic component manufacturer, software company or high tech hardware manufacturer, you were facing challenges with your supply chain logistics and material availability as you strived to manage and incentivize a complex and evolving distribution channel. Chip makers and other manufacturers are raising prices in response to raw materials costs and supply constraints.  

It’s almost easier to talk about products that aren’t affected by the chip shortage, and while the worst is behind us, the disruption will cause companies to suffer throughout 2023. The CHIPS Act will most certainly benefit the U.S. market and other countries that the makers will serve, but it will take considerable time to effect noticeable improvements. In the meantime, your revenue management team must be prepared to address a wide range of challenges that can impact your ability to:

Meet customer
requirements

RISE IN EXPONENTIAL
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