Where Are You Investing in 2023?
Investments typically fall into the familiar categories of people, process, and technology. So, what does this prioritization mean?
Lessons Learned from a Complex Transformation Project
Common language, silos, process vs progress and utility vs value are important considerations when undertaking a complex project.
Suggested Summer Reading from Arkieva
It’s the midpoint of summer and a good time to catch up on “summer reading”. For us at Arkieva, that means digging into industry reports and predictions. Here are a few articles that recently caught our eye.
FAQs: Digging into the Arkieva Virtual Mailbag
We’ve spoken to a lot of people over the years. Here are the answers to some of our most commonly asked questions.
5 Key Supply Chain Assessment Benchmarks
If you're looking to improve your supply chain management systems, these quick tips can help you get started.
Part 3: How NLP Benefits the Supply Chain – Internal Structured Data
This blog discusses how utilizing a semantic parsing method can help a less experienced user transform their data questions into advanced database queries, and how it can help detect errors in datasets.
Survey Says: Modernize Your Supply Chain IT
It seems we are always reinventing ourselves to meet the latest challenges. Often the solution comes down to managing people, process, and technology.
Our Top Blogs from 2021
Arkieva prides itself on providing some of the best in supply chain thought leadership. Over 300,000 individuals read our blog articles in 2021. The volatile nature of the supply chain today drove our readers to educate themselves on practical actions they can take to remain competitive.
How do you create a streamlined process for analyzing what-if scenarios?
What-if analysis is not about just running software multiple times with different settings. In this week’s Supply Chain Talk Arkieva CEO Harpal Singh, evaluates how to create a streamlined process for analyzing what-if scenarios. When I was a young engineer, some lessons were learned the hard way. I remember working on a scheduling issue
Supply Chain Talk: Is your planning data worth protecting?
Would you like advance knowledge of your competitor’s promotions? How about the production rates, or the costs that they use for measuring profitability? Just as you would welcome this type of competitive information, so would your competitors’ welcome similar information about your supply chain.