In the fast-paced fashion industry, demand planning isn’t just a process — it’s a high-stakes balancing act that determines profitability, resilience, and customer satisfaction.
Welcome to the first whitepaper in our 5-part expert series, where we unpack the top challenges fashion brands face when it comes to demand planning — and the strategies forward-thinking leaders are using to stay ahead.
In an era of relentless disruptions, from global pandemics to geopolitical tensions, supply chains worldwide are under pressure to adapt and thrive. How can your business not only survive but emerge stronger? The answer lies in composability—a game-changing approach that enables your supply chain to be agile, responsive, and resilient.
In an era marked by evolving trade dynamics, geopolitical tensions, climate uncertainties, and labor disruptions, executives seek heightened agility to weather the storm. To fortify against these challenges, leaders in logistics and transportation must prioritize adaptive solutions that align with evolving supply chain demands.
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Are you struggling to respond quickly to disruptions in the supply chain? Looking to enhance your supply chain visibility, agility, and risk management?
Discover how modern businesses turn the tide on supply chain disruptions by achieving end-to-end integration and implementing innovative tools. With IDC’s analyst spotlight paper, you will gain comprehensive insights into:
As today’s organizations keep looking to add new suppliers, intermediaries, and sales channels to their B2B value chains, legacy EDI solutions cannot stand up to the task. Modern EDI needs to support shared processes, transactions, document types, and communication methods, all while meeting stringent service levels and customer demands.
In this whitepaper, our experts provide pointers to the right tools and a consolidated approach that simplify the partner onboarding process and help modern organizations set up connections with vendors and suppliers at the speed of business.
While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been unprecedented, supply chains have also been upended by trade and tariff ‘wars’, geopolitical tensions, and environmental disasters over the last decade. Clearly, supply chain disruptions are going to end anytime soon. So, Retail Trade organizations need a strategy and tools to be ready for the next one.
This whitepaper looks at how Retail Trade organizations and their supply chains have responded to disruption through the various stages of the pandemic and brings these observations forward to lay out a path for the future.
Transportation service & logistics providers have to deal with a plethora of challenges due to inadequate supply chain visibility and transparency.
To counter this predicament, they often rely on multiple digital connectivity solutions, which can potentially increase complications and business interruption.
Exchanging business data with other organizations can be expensive and technically challenging:
• Many EDI solutions fail to scale to high volumes and become sluggish under peak loads.
• Standalone EDI systems need to be maintained separately from ERP platforms and create a disconnect between EDI processing and other business processes.
• Your partners will probably use different technology platforms and data formats than your own.
