Supply Chain

Many supply chain and manufacturing companies are looking for ways to accelerate the provision of data-driven intelligence to their users, to meet business goals. More often than not, however, they struggle to find the optimal mix of technologies for effective data management, which is critical in a wide variety of supply chain use cases. This Gartner® report to learn how your organization can harness the power of logical data warehousing to meet or exceed your business goals.

Nobody needs to tell organizations dependent on supply chains that recent times have been full of uncertainty. Disruptions, economic challenges, global crises, and sudden changes in consumer demand continue to test resilience and agility. Supply chains today are complex and global, often involving hundreds, if not thousands, of suppliers and products at different stages of the journey from raw materials to finished goods in the hands of customers. However, data is distributed everywhere across global supply chains, and it is not always accessible, usable, up-to-date, or well governed....

Nobody needs to tell organizations dependent on supply chains that recent times have been full of uncertainty. Disruptions, economic challenges, global crises, and sudden changes in consumer demand continue to test resilience and agility. Supply chains today are complex and global, often involving hundreds, if not thousands, of suppliers and products at different stages of the journey from raw materials to finished goods in the hands of customers. However, data is distributed everywhere across global supply chains, and it is not always accessible, usable, up-to-date, or well governed....

The use of a logical data fabric