DELMIA Quintiq
SEPTEMBER 20, 2021
In the world of consumer goods and home and lifestyle, today’s fast-moving consumer trends demand fast delivery and quality at the lowest possible cost—for which lean programs in manufacturing are paramount. Out with the old. The next frontier in lean programs has the potential for far-reaching benefits.
Logility
AUGUST 31, 2023
The consumer goods industry may have experienced tremendous growth, but figuring out what consumers want is an ever-evolving puzzle. From where they shop and how frequently they buy to what price points entice them, consumer behaviors have been challenging to predict over the past year.
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USC Consulting Group
MARCH 27, 2023
What’s on the road ahead for consumer goods manufacturing? Although the industry is multifaceted and varied, encompassing everything from household goods to food & beverage to apparel and more, most arms of the consumer goods industry are facing similar challenges. Changing consumer preferences.
BlueYonder
JANUARY 10, 2023
The following are insights gained from my discussion with Shri Hariharan , who leads Blue Yonder’s Consumer Manufacturing Industry Strategy, during a recent Blue Yonder Live. We at Blue Yonder have the privilege of serving hundreds of consumer goods companies globally.
Enterra Insights
OCTOBER 5, 2023
One of the clearest lessons learned during the pandemic was the importance of domestic manufacturing. As global supply chains snarled and essential products became hard to find, many domestic manufacturers pivoted to make up shortages. The importance of manufacturing has often been overlooked as the U.S.
BlueYonder
JANUARY 17, 2023
The following are the insights gained from my discussion with Shri Hariharan , who leads Blue Yonder’s Consumer Manufacturing Industry Strategy, during a recent Blue Yonder Live and webinars that we prepared for jointly. The post Digital Supply Chains Change the Game in Consumer Goods, Part 2 appeared first on Supply Chain Nation.
Alloy
JUNE 9, 2022
It involves a retailer receiving products directly from the manufacturer or supplier in another country. These orders generally arrive by the container and are transported directly from the manufacturer to the retailer’s distribution center. Direct import is the term used to describe a specific method of replenishment planning.
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