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.
Manufacturers and retailers know that packaging serves a number of functions. Good packaging protects the products they contain, attracts the eye of potential buyers, and optimizes retail shelf space. More and more,
In the first segment of this two-part series on predictive analytics, I discussed the potential of analytics for providing a better ROI for marketers as well as how to select the right
Seth Gottlieb believes that using predictive analytics to target customers “is going to feel invasive” as it becomes more common. However, he continues, he is “hoping that predictive analytics will help marketers
“After tsunamis, protests, wildfires, and riots — to name just a few recent major disruptions — few managers can be unaware of companies’ vulnerability to the vagaries of politics and extreme weather,”
“Supply chain management, as a practice in commercial operations,” writes Lora Cecere, “is now thirty years old.” [“Why?” Supply Chain Shaman, 19 June 2013] As she looks back over the past three
Sweeping statements are rarely true. That’s why a headline that declared “Today’s complex global supply chains are poised to be dismantled” caught my eye. The summary of the article, which was written
Today’s post was written by Nicholas Moores, a professional technology writer for Waer Systems. The irrepressible force of social media has in recent years collided with the corporate world. These days,
A couple of years ago the staff at Supply Chain Standard wrote an article entitled “Ten issues that keep supply chain leaders awake at night.” [8 November 2011] The number four issue
You might have missed the announcement, but “after three months, $330,000 and a high-profile media blitz, the world’s first hamburger grown in a lab made its worldwide debut” on Monday. [“Long Awaited
Most manufacturers and retailers continue to see enormous potential for growth in China. To become the pot of gold that manufacturers and retail hope for, Douglas Alexander, Principal Consultant at Component Engineering
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