SAP Business Network is a global B2B platform that uses AI and data-driven collaboration to help companies build resilient, customer-centric supply chains in an unpredictable world.
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Bob Evans and Tony Harris explore the growing need for real-time, AI-powered decision-making in supply chains.
From faster deliveries to greater ROI, SAP Business Network is redefining success in today’s challenging business environment.
SAP Business Network integrates directly with companies’ ERP systems to optimize visibility and supply chain resiliency in businesses that have been subject to many disruptions in recent years.
AI Agent & Copilot Summit speaker Corey Bakhtiary of Argano discusses the application of AI and agents for supply chain and demand planning use cases.
A discussion on aligning digital initiatives with business goals, fostering a culture of innovation, and leveraging new technologies to maintain a competitive edge.
Tony Harris, senior vice president of marketing and solutions for SAP Business Network, discusses the network’s unique position as the world’s largest B2B trading partner platform, managing over $6 trillion in annual spend.
SAP Business Network enables companies to transform their supply chains into strategic assets that enhance customer relationships.
The SAP Business Network enables businesses to enhance customer experiences by streamlining supply chains, leveraging technology, and driving continuous improvement despite challenges.
The SAP Business Network drives bold, customer-centric supply chain transformation, facilitating $6 trillion in transactions over the past year while delivering efficiency, visibility, and superior customer experiences.
As use cases for AI agents increase exponentially, Microsoft delivers a raft of agents optimized for the massive Dynamics 365 installed base.
As demand planners face ongoing disruptions, copilot technology can assist with enhanced visibility, understanding of a wide set of variables, and robust forecasting.
The world isn’t quite past the supply chain disruptions of recent years, but there are tangible steps that leaders can take to mitigate their effects when planning for 2025.
The Crowdstrike/Microsoft outage demonstrates interdependencies in the software supply chain that can impact customers in the event of an problem with one service.
Enhanced Microsoft apps utilize AI to enhance product quality in supply chains, make field service reps and their processes more efficient.
SAP delivers supply chain enhancements aimed at streamlining manufacturing functions ranging from maintenance processes to fleet management.
IBM has plans to invest in its semiconductor packaging and testing plant in Canada to reduce reliance on offshore packaging facilities.
Drones have the opportunity to improve supply chain processes, including delivery, risk management, and inventory management.
The Port of Baltimore bridge collapse is the latest in a string of incidents and disruptions impacting supply chains, highlighting the need for transportation visibility and supply chain resilience.
This report delves into ways that AI can be leveraged to help address supply chain disruptions while exploring real-time transportation visibility (RTTVP) platforms and innovative approaches to managing returns.