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.
This past holiday season was a paradox. Consumer spending was up; nevertheless, thousands of retail stores are shuttering their doors forever. The paradox is explained by the fact that sales in brick-and-mortar
“The rise of the omni-consumer,” asserts Fabrizio Brasca (@FabBrasca), Vice President of Global Logistics at JDA Software, “has changed virtually every aspect of the way retailers and manufacturers conduct their businesses.”[1] The
“Very few companies – a mere five percent – believe they are ‘advanced’ when it comes to omnichannel capabilities,” a press release from SPS Commerce states, “and between 35 percent and 40
DC Velocity reports, “Less than one-fourth of retail CEOs participating in a recent study believe the rise of omnichannel shopping will affect their organizations.” [“Most retail supply chains are not ready for
A year ago, Dan Gilmore, Editor in Chief of Supply Chain Digest, wrote, “In case you haven’t noticed, e-commerce is growing at a breakneck pace, putting a near panic in traditional brick
At the end of my post entitled Surviving in the Omni-channel World, I indicated that, in a later post, I would discuss the impact of omnichannel operations on the supply chain. In
A recent SupplyChainBrain article asserts that omnichannel (or multi-channel) sales are becoming so important that they are transitioning the retail sector “to a ‘post-modern’ consumer-centric era triggered by the speed of technological
Scott Fenwick, senior director of product strategy for Manhattan Associates, writes, “With consumers’ growing expectations to shop the way they want, traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have overcome their fear of ecommerce cannibalization of
Gopi Krishnan, head of Infosys’ Supply Chain Management practice within Enterprise Solutions, writes that his clients see an “increasing need to get onto the Multi-Channel Commerce (MCC) bandwagon.” [“Multi-Channel Commerce: Not viral
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