Data-driven solutions to shared supply chain challenges
Brambles company BXB Digital exists to help create the digital supply chains of the future.
Read MoreCutting out inefficiency
Inefficiencies in the supply chain cost leading Fast Moving Consumer Goods companies time, money, and resources. They see an opportunity to use new technologies and data to cut out those inefficiencies. Whether it’s hunting out bottlenecks or improving product safety and traceability, they’re looking for support to enhance their visibility of goods flows so they can make better decisions.
Insights
Leading businesses and experts see the potential
to harness data to cut out supply chain inefficiencies
Financial Times
Smart links in the supply chain show they can deliver – speed, security, and mode of delivery could be revolutionised by the internet of things
Read Article
Hackett Group
66% of supply chain leaders say advanced supply chain analytics are critically important to their supply chain operations in the next 2 to 3 years
Read Article
Cisco Advisory Services and DHL
There is an estimated $1.9 trillion value at stake from implementing IoT in logistics
Read ArticleInsights
Those already on this journey are unlocking significant commercial value
Progress
Using smart pallets and systems to cut out inefficiency
Optimising supply chain processes with Tenneco
We worked with Tenneco to analyse its existing processes, and then to roll out leased and re-useable foldable large containers (FLCs).
Read More
Customer Insights
Perspectives from some of the world’s leading companies
on smarter and more sustainable supply chains
Less resources, more value, together
Read Article
Kroger's Zero Hunger | Zero Waste social impact plan
Read Article
Manufacturing is becoming more and more complex
Read ArticleBreakthrough Challenge Areas
Cutting out inefficiency is crucial to making supply chains smarter and more sustainable
Within the Cutting Out Inefficiency agenda, Brambles' customers and solutions experts identified three specific breakthrough challenge areas where new collaborative approaches could unlock significant shared value:
How can we prevent bottlenecks in the supply chain?
How can we help companies to better forecast consumer demand?
How can we improve the security of food supply and data?
