In this blog, we discuss cognitive computing and other technologies with a focus on supply chain management and innovation. Other topics of discussion include digital enterprise transformation, marketing, the Internet of Things, and smart cities. Our goal is to advance the public discussion about how cognitive computing and other advanced technologies affect the world in which we live.
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
We’ve all heard the saying, “The job’s not over until the paperwork is done.” Often the saying is attached to a cartoon showing someone sitting on a toilet reaching for the toilet
You might have heard or read about the startling fact that someone just paid $69 million for a digital work of art. Journalists Kelly Crow (@KellyCrowWSJ) and Caitlin Ostroff (@ceostroff) report, “Cryptocurrency
The term “blockchain” is bandied about so often one tends to forget, when it comes to supply chain applications, the technology remains in its infancy. With so much be discussed and written
Controversy makes life interesting. Used properly, controversy can lead one to the truth. Unfortunately, in today’s society, controversy is too often used as a tool to obscure truth rather than reveal it.
Even though we remain embroiled in the novel coronavirus pandemic, many pundits now feel confident an end is in sight and they are looking to the post-pandemic future. Cathy Morrow Roberson (@cmroberson06),
Supply chain professionals know how complex today’s supply chains can be. Erminio Di Paola, Vice President at HERE Technologies, explains, “Getting an item as common as a pencil into the hands of
Supply chain resiliency has been a much-discussed topic during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rebecca Liao (@beccaliao), Co-Founder and Executive Vice-President at SKUChain, and Ziyang Fan (@ZiyangFan), Head of Digital Trade at World Economic
Two of the most obvious changes in consumer behavior during the novel coronavirus pandemic have been a spike in e-commerce and renewed interest in shelf stable food products. Kevin Beasley, CIO at
Distributed ledger technology (aka blockchain) has many potential uses in supply chain operations. Industry analyst Adrian Gonzalez (@talkinlogistics) writes, “Over the past couple of years, no other technology has generated so much
The global supply chain appears to be a perfect arena for blockchain technology. John Monarch (@realjohnmonarch) reports, “Blockchain innovation in the supply chain shows great promise for enabling proactive management of shipping.
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