Retail and consumer products organisations are entering a new phase of technological innovation – with intelligent automation at its core.
The technology industry claims it will fundamentally change how companies do business. It will provide much-needed visibility in the supply chain as well as enable trust between organisations sharing information.
Modern consumers have drastically changed the retailing landscape as their expectations can be instantly satisfied across multiple channels and locations.
Many traditional supply chain transactions remain inefficient, expensive and vulnerable. Blockchain represents a new way to collaborate and conduct business.
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Are retailers and suppliers really taking full advantage of data and analytics in demand forecasting?
