Blogs

As COVID-19 threw global supply chains into complete turmoil, supply chain finance programs became the saving grace for both buyers and suppliers looking to stay afloat. Read the blog to learn what lessons 2020 taught us concerning supplier financing and capital preservation so your organization can successfully move forward in 2021.

Particularly for asset-intensive companies that rely heavily on their equipment and devices, enhanced maintenance maturity is at the center of any effort to optimize operations and do more with less. By evolving their EAM solution to incorporate APM capabilities, organizations can manage and analyze the vast amounts of data and automated workflows necessary for predictive and prescriptive maintenance—and they can better understand assets, predict failures, and manage failures.

The business environment is changing more rapidly than ever before. To stay competitive and meet the intensifying needs of Industry 4.0, food and beverage companies need to rise to the occasion and make a plan to become digitally connected.

This past year has been a real test of resiliency for restaurants and food services organizations with a seismic shift as to how businesses of various sizes connect with their guests during a major period of disruption. Developing restaurant technology has helped industry leaders to compensate. What factors have been the most common to success? Which ones will continue to help restaurants stay resilient as we venture further into the 2020s? Over the past few weeks, we’ve published a number of posts that touch on this important theme. Here’s a useful summary.

Hospitality organizations have been hit hard over the past year with the whole industry disrupted globally. Leaders in hotels, resorts, and gaming spaces realized that change is needed to compensate for the unexpected, with the best of them recognizing that centralized technology to create strategic cohesion has been the key to weathering the storm and staying resilient. We’ve published a number of posts on what this looks like, and what the implications are for the future of the industry. Here’s a useful summary.

Supply chain management strategies continue to evolve beyond traditional analog models and are maturing towards a digital ecosystem to achieve better visibility. Read the blog to learn where your company is in this evolution and how you can continue to innovate with modern cloud-based platforms that enable your company to drive the best possible outcomes across your supply chain network.

The past year was tough for everyone, including the automotive industry. Now is the time for automotive suppliers to assess key learnings from that time to help make their business stronger and build greater supply network resilience.

With an avalanche of operating data from multiple sources, there are many opportunities to take another step up into predictive and preventive maintenance. APM is the tool that allows you to make sense of the data, develop a more profound understanding of your assets, predict and prevent failures, improve failure management, improve budgeting and cost control—all without having to install, then try to manage and maintain multiple software operations.