Using Trading Partner Visibility to Manage Supply Chain Risk October 14, 2008
Posted by Meg Sewell in Events.Tags: Aberdeen, B2B, Globalization, inovis, Jon Gatrell, supply chain risk, supply chains, Trading Partner Visibility, Viktoriya Sadlovska
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Supply Chains these days are not what they once were. Thanks to lengthened chains, globalization, heightened regulations, and a new mix of technologies, supply chains are now more complex than ever, thereby causing B2B trade to become more difficult.
Given the new breeds of Supply Chains in today’s world, how can companies lower cost, improve ROI and minimize supply chain disruptions?
In the upcoming webcast: Using Trading Partner Visibility to Manage Supply Chain Risk, special guest Viktoriya Sadlovska of Aberdeen teams with Jon Gatrell of Inovis to discuss how supply chain visibility can be used to create a flexible B2B commerce platform and lower risk. Recent industry research and real-world examples that can help companies become a top performer in their industry will also be highlighted.
Those who register for the webcast will learn how:
- Over 300 companies are using supply chain visibility, including data on best-in-class and laggard companies.
- Companies are using visibility to become more agile in managing programs such as DC bypass and cross-docking.
- Visibility helps reduce shipment delays, cash-to-cash cycles and inventory levels.
- Companies are building early-response visibility capabilities into trading partner networks.
For those who are unable to attend but would like to view the webcast, register today and we’ll forward the replay.
