Trends in Business Risk Analytics
The world of business is constantly evolving, and the introduction of new technologies is making it easier for companies to stay competitive. One of the most important tools for businesses today is cloud supply chain management.
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Blockchain technology can help address these problems. By recording all the flows of information, inventory, and money in a single,
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Fashion’s supply chains are already feeling the effects of climate change. Unusually strong monsoon rains in Pakistan, drought in Texas,
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The world is facing a number of pressing sustainability challenges, and the consumer sector is no exception. With 1.8 billion
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With the help of data analytics and machine learning, companies can now track and monitor water usage in their supply chain more effectively, allowing them to identify areas where water usage can be improved and to develop strategies to reduce water consumption.
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Companies can use data analytics and machine learning to identify areas of their supply chain that are vulnerable to flooding and take steps to make them more resilient.
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The recent news of Tesco limiting the number of boxes of eggs customers can buy is a reminder of the fragility of the supply chain. Data analytics can be used to optimize supply chain operations and reduce the frequency of supply chain disruptions.
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The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of supply chain management and the need for businesses to be prepared for global emergencies.
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The recent drought in the Midwest has caused barge back-ups and delays on the Mississippi River, leading to higher prices for consumers.
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The shipping industry is facing a perfect storm of challenges, from the Suez Canal blockage to worker strikes, soaring fuel costs, and rocketing container prices. Manufacturers and retailers are already feeling the impact, but technology and government support can help build greater shipping resilience.
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Discover how data analytics and machine learning can be used to identify and predict areas of drought, allowing companies to better prepare for water shortages and reduce the risk of supply chain disruptions.
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