Companies across all industries face constant supply chain disruptions. Triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and the recourse to outdated practices, this conflict had far-reaching consequences and demonstrated the need for change. Fortunately, as technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, there are now many ways to address the challenges of poor supply chain visibility.
For example, modern software tools and platforms are used to collect and analyze large amounts of data. This data often relates to key performance indicators, but can also provide insights into specific logistics activities and operations as a whole. Backed by high-quality, accurate data, you can gain actionable insights and use them to increase supply chain visibility.
Whether it’s finding ways to optimize routes, understanding persistent latency issues, or reducing time online, your business can reap countless benefits from this analytics and data work. It can also streamline elements of container management, e.g., the optimization of build and deployment automation processes.
If the recent outages have taught us anything, it’s that crystal clear visibility across your entire logistics network is essential. To avoid another crisis, business must be always monitored in the future and the resulting real-time information must be used by state-of-the-art applications.
For more information on supply chain visibility and some proactive strategies you can use to improve it, see the following resource.
Infographic provided by AV Logistics, supply chain visibility software
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