Supply Chain Analytics
Companies across diverse industries have widely accepted the fact that complex global supply chains require sophisticated, connected tools to monitor risks, predict disruptions, and support rapid recovery. For leading companies, this line of thinking has given way to an increase in the adoption of analytics applications and visualization.
The supply chain represents one of the best opportunities for putting analytics to work for your organization. For today’s supply chain to approach optimization and serve as a competitive advantage, it must be able to anticipate problems, not simply react to them. That was once easier said than done; now, advances in information and communication technology have spawned analytics techniques that in turn give leaders the opportunity to create a logistics panacea.
By helping our client to adopt the right analytics capabilities, we indeed transform their supply chains, too often perceived as an operational liability, into a true competitive differentiator for better customer service, improved quality, driven-down cost-to-serve, increased agility and speed, and cutting-edge innovation.
Topics in the spotlight
Introduction to Supply Chain Analytics
In traditional supply chains, data tend to be siloed into separate information clusters, which can often lead to missed opportunities as organizations cannot see where these areas intersect or align. The promise of an Insight-Driven Organisation, supported by supply chain analytics, is to support the free flow of information across those clusters and to transform data into assets for growth, innovation and transparency.
Insights into Red Cross Flanders’ supply chain for blood services
Helping the Red Cross to ride the wave of disruption– Exponential technologies impact on business today as both a driver and disrupter. Deloitte’s role is to design solutions that give clients the courage to embrace the extraordinary opportunities on offer.
