Oracle's newly launched update for its Oracle Fusion Cloud Application Suite will help customers with supply chain planning, operational efficiency and financial accuracy.

The future of EDI involves migrating in the same direction as other business technologies — toward cloud-based interoperable networks.

It is clear that under these circumstances, where demand is volatile, supply uncertain, and capacity short, manufacturing needs to adopt a digital supply chain twin to obtain resilience and an end-to-end visibility across your supply chain to make the right decisions. But where do you begin?

Enabling consistently fast, reliable, and robust integration processes is no easy task for a company — particularly those that see data come in large bursts.

Smart supply chain infrastructures have the potential to transform the way we do business, but we need to ensure seamless data interoperability and data integrity.

AI-enabled supply chains are 67% more effective than their non-AI counterparts, thanks to reduced risks and lower overall costs, market analysis shows.

Instead of looking for a replacement technology for EDI, we must learn how to embrace a future in which it offers superior supply chain interoperability via pre-connected capabilities.  

Sales of popular SuperBeets products have helped Humann achieve record revenue growth and earn recognition as one of the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies for eight years in a row. Read the case study to learn more about the company’s best practices for omnichannel fulfillment, shipping, and returns.

As robotic adoption grows within the warehouse, organizations must understand the challenges, regulatory obligations, and mitigation standards necessary to securely integrate autonomous mobile robots into operational facilities.