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Leveraging AI and Workflow Automation in Manufacturing

Argon Digital

Business Processes Improved by AI The implementation of AI can transform various business processes in manufacturing, including: Production Planning : AI algorithms can optimize production schedules, taking into account factors such as machine availability, workforce capacity, and material availability.

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Legacy System: Definition, Challenges, Types & Modernization

Astera

Despite their critical functions, these systems also lead to increased maintenance costs, security vulnerabilities, and limited scalability. Example: IBM zSeries mainframes are often found in financial institutions and large enterprises. These often lack proper documentation and require specialized knowledge to maintain and update.

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Should You Have Separate Document, Time-Series, NoSQL and SQL Databases or Can a Single Database Support All of These Data Types and Requirements?

Actian

Primarily, Relational DataBase Management Systems (RDBMS) managed the needs of these systems and eventually evolved into data warehouses, storing and administering Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) for historical data analysis from various companies, such as Teradata, IBM, SAP, and Oracle.

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Seamlessly Implement the Digital Product Passport (DPP) Using Your Agility PIM Data

Insight Software

The High Value of Product Data Download Now Key Components for Implementing the DPP The Qliktag platform is your go-to solution for seamlessly tokenizing products and physical assets. Typically sourced from your manufacturing or procurement systems, this data ensures that every item can be meticulously monitored throughout its lifecycle.

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What is Supply Chain Management?

Insight Software

Broadly defined, the supply chain management process (SCM) refers to the coordination of all activities amongst participants in the supply chain, such as sourcing and procurement of raw materials, manufacturing, distribution center coordination, and sales. There are several stages that supply chain professionals complete in the SCM process.

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20 Best Logistics KPIs and Metric Examples for 2022 Reporting

Insight Software

Importance of Monitoring KPIs for Logistics Managers. Logistics managers’ top concerns are procuring the right number of resources at the right time, transporting them to the correct location in good condition, and delivering them to the right customer. Prioritize financial KPIs and monitor them closely.

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Best Practices for Your Project Reporting Toolbox

Insight Software

Costing, procurement, subcontractor management, and labor combine to create a level of intricacy that businesses in other sectors don’t have to contend with. That way, your team and stakeholders will know when to expect the reports to maintain credibility. How do you navigate the complexity of your project-based financial reporting?