Why the Silos? by Daniel Breiner For years, we have observed how many companies manage their supply chains through a fragmented structure, …
"Thanks to the Executive Insights module, we've finally gained a holistic understanding of our labor and inventory across our network. No more juggling disparate reports and drowning in Excel sheets. This tool has streamlined our operations, providing invaluable clarity and efficiency in decision-making. It's like having a clear aerial view of our entire landscape, allowing us to navigate with precision and confidence.."
Network Scorecard: This scorecard summarizes both the network-level report and the network capacity report, incorporating additional insights such as assigning a score to each warehouse in your network based on their performance in labor management, inventory handling, transportation efficiency, customer relations, and forecasting accuracy. This report serves as a comprehensive resource for all high-level network-wide analytics and insights.
Network Level Reporting: The Network Level report is designed to offer executive supply chain members a concise overview of labor metrics across all facilities. This enables them to monitor overall labor performance across all distribution centers without delving into individual employee-level details.
Network Capacity Reporting: The Network Capacity report shifts focus from labor to inventory management, offering a swift overview of inventory levels for each distribution center (DC) and delving into granular zone-level details for each DC. Warehouse and regional managers utilize this tool to make informed decisions about redistributing inventory, determining which DCs need to reduce inventory levels and which ones have capacity for growth.
Carrier Scorecard: This report utilizes carrier-specific metrics, including on-time percentage, units per carrier, freight by mode, freight cost by carrier, and other relevant indicators, to generate a performance grade for each carrier. This report offers executives a consolidated overview, enabling them to swiftly grasp the efficiency of their carrier operations
Why the Silos? by Daniel Breiner For years, we have observed how many companies manage their supply chains through a fragmented structure, …
In today's fast-paced and data-driven world, supply chains are becoming increasingly complex. Organizations are constantly seeking ways to streamline their operations, improve collaboration, and enhance visibility across their supply chains. Enter the age of low-code analytics platforms – a paradigm shift in the direction of democratizing access to data and advanced analytics such as predictive or prescriptive insights. As the industry rapidly traverses this path, it begs the question: What are the benefits of deploying these platforms for end-to-end unified supply chain analytics?
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Power BI Dashboard Design for Faster Rendering by Kaitlyn Joyce In today’s data-driven world, the ability to quickly access and analyze data …
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