CarbonVue stands out at the Made Smarter Innovation Showcase event
CarbonVue – Transforming Supply Chain Innovation and Technology for More Sustainable Practices The world is facing a global climate crisis, and the manufacturing sector is one of the industries with the highest carbon footprint. As consumers become increasingly conscious of the impact of their actions on the environment, businesses are facing pressure to reduce their […]
SupplyVue named Innovator of the Year
SupplyVue was named Innovator of the Year and winner of the Innovation in Logistics & Exports category at the LeicestershireLive Innovation Awards for our Innovate UK-sponsored CarbonVue project. We were also one of the finalists in the Innovation in Sustainability category. CarbonVue was developed in partnership with Tata Steel in collaboration with Loughborough University, CarbonChain, […]
Three pillars for supply chain management success: synchronisation, resilience and sustainability
All supply chain networks need to be synchronised, resilient and sustainable Most supply chains still operate within siloes and consequently suffer from high stocks, are forced to make larger production runs than necessary, and have long frozen planning periods. Customer service is not robustly engineered into the process and requires manual intervention to achieve, if […]
Supply chain analytics helps Tetley thrive despite pandemic
WMG’s Supply Chain Research Group (SCRG), led by Professor Jan Godsell, worked with SupplyVue Analytics to develop their supply chain analytics software, SupplyVue.
Synchronise for Success
Supply chain: fleet-footed or flat-footed?
Insight from Smart Factory Expo 2021
Last week saw over 2000 people attend, 130 companies exhibit and 125 people present at Digital Manufacturing Week’s Smart Factory Expo in Liverpool.
Delivering on your sustainability agenda by improving productivity
Most companies face significant challenges to deliver their contribution towards net zero. Companies in the consumer-facing sectors, often have extended end-to-end supply chains involving many different parties.
SupplyVue helped keep Tetley tea on shelves during first wave of COVID-19 pandemic
As the UK entered lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, panic buying of essential items including tea caused a massive spike in demand.
Segmentation and Shielding
The PM’s recent address to the nation and the media response, highlights the complex challenges we face. We need to get the economy moving again but we can’t risk people’s lives and we need to prevent the NHS from running out of capacity.
Explaining supply chain synchronisation
Learn more about the 3 steps to delivering a synchronised, self managing, sustainable supply chain and the benefits that will be achieved.