Ensuring product availability is a key value driver for life science supply chains. Comprehensive response capabilities are key to balance out uncertainties in supply.
Space is shifting more and more from governmental to commercial business. Competitiveness in supply chains is becoming the game changer in this industry.
High-performing materials require high-performing supply chains and the new big deal is going to be circularity. No one wants to see oceans polluted with (micro)plastic waste.
Energy consumption, supply issues, demand volatility and uncertainty require a much more sophisticated approach. How does the new sustainable supply chain look like?
Being super customer specific and efficient at the same time is key for competitiveness. Modular product design is key for this eliminates complexity throughout the supply chain.
Digitalization, e-mobility and sustainability drive the demand for renewable, green energy. Micro-grid concepts revamp energy production and correspondingly product design and supply chains.
Shifting from combustion technology to sustainable e-mobility and H2 will redefine the entire value chain. Holistic mobility concepts and autonomous driving disrupt supply chain and logistics.
IoT, ML, cloud technologies and digital applications are boosting all industries. High Tech and Electronics build the backbone for dramatic growth. Is your supply chain ready to fulfil extreme requirements, short innovation cycles in a highly competitive market?
Consumer Goods industry will face structural shifts from both the demand and supply side that are likely to be more disruptive than any they have seen in the past. Is your supply chain able to adapt and capable to manage this change?