Data-Driven Supply Chain Resilience with SoftServe

Thrive in the Age of Supply Chain Disruption

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Supply Chain Digital Maturity

Comprehending the impact of supply chain disruption

Disruptions are the greatest threat to supply chains, according to 44% of companies globally. Even the Swedish giant IKEA has warned of delays and shortages as Red Sea attacks disrupt shipments.

How will you combat supply chain disruption?

Supply chain disruption-as-a-rule

Do you know your supply chain’s data maturity and which technologies you can use to thrive in an age of supply chain disruption-as-a-rule?

Start by understanding the scope of the problem and the data integrations you need to build resilience.
Data-driven supply chain resilience

Building data-driven supply chains requires developing agility and leaning into innovation. That requires a digital roadmap.

Learn how to tie your supply chain’s digital maturity to progressively more advanced tactics to use technology to build resilience, lower costs, and secure ROI on your supply chain.

3 causes of supply chain fragility

Logistical uncertainty has escalated. For unprepared companies that will result in increased costs — or the inability to reach consumers.

Outdated systems

Most supply chain management is still done manually by Excel spreadsheets and has not adapted to digitization. Cost-cutting measures means reliance on outdated tools and reactive management.
Silos and complexity

Supply chain logistics relies on massive networks of distributed assets that are siloed and operate independently. Business continuity plans treat interruptions as deviations, despite their increasing frequency.
IT talent gap

Over half of supply chain professions are facing a talent shortage and see it as one of their top five challenges. The understanding of supply chains as cost centers means that few companies have properly invested in IT expertise.