We spoke with Jens Peter Kempkes about the key takeaways from the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium in Barcolona.
Mathematical optimization makes it possible to save CO2 without major investment – and reduce costs at the same time. We show you how!
Using mathematical optimization you can get optimal results for your location planning within a very short time.
Production networks can achieve the optimal cost balance with mathematical optimization. We explain how…
Life is for learning and we all try to continuously improve and learn from our mistakes. In a company that really works together as a team, we can also benefit from the experience of others. Learning together and getting better together – continuous improvement can achieve this.
Mathematical optimization for route planning succeeds already with simple means and achieves considerable savings! We explain an example in detail.
Mathematical methods help to master the countless possibilities and complex interrelationships when putting together a product portfolio. We show you how.
Production planners have to manage a lot of problems at the same time. In this blog post, we look at various challenges in production.
User onboarding and enablement: for effective and secure use of the new software.
The bullwhip effect creates discrepancies across the supply chain: supply chain analytics can mitigate, or even prevent, the impact.
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