Data and digitalisation are fast creating new business challenges, with many looking to digital tools and automation to help improve their operations and supply chains.
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Baoshan Iron and Steel — a Shanghai-based manufacturing company — had their facility running around-the-clock with automated production. Just three workers were required for inspections.
With cloud-based technology and IoT, production lines have kept running because managers can securely access manufacturing data remotely. While wearables help to enforce new ‘safe distance’ working practices.
Food manufacturers and distributors are minimising wastage by proactively managing temperatures and humidity throughout the supply chain. Wearable devices are transforming warehouse productivity and improving worker safety. Plus automated freight unloading can be quick and safe using low-latency networks that deliver immediate information on the location of goods and people throughout the site.
Trusted data collection and immediate communication is changing and improving every stage of the supply chain.
What are the key steps to build a sustainable supply chain? How can you prove your operations are efficient, environmentally friendly and capable of being scaled and managed into the future? In our free guide, we explore what it means to be sustainable — and how that can benefit your operation.
The COVID-19 pandemic not only accelerated companies’ digital plans — it showed them that they needed to innovate and change. With technologies like 5G presenting the next generation in super-fast, low-latency connective, how can supply chains take advantage of it and use it in conjunction with devices to create connected operations wherever they are?
Discover how modern technologies are helping businesses to change their approach to product development and create truly cutting-edge solutions.
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Remote working has become the norm — but are businesses around the globe prepared and equipped to support their workforce? In our free guide, we explore what remote working truly means for supply chains around the world, as well as what can be done to aid the process of change.
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