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Gartner predicts demand for robotic goods-to-person systems will quadruple through 2023. Drivers include need to support safe social distancing.

Gartner shares four tips on how chief supply chain officers can help their companies compete with industry disruptors

By 2023, One-Third of Companies That Have Implemented IoT Will Also Have Implemented AI in Conjunction With at Least One IoT Project

Gartner Supply Chain Symposium, EMEA

Drivers include improved raw material security from end of life products, and expected shift to more product as a service.

Gartner annual survey finds increase for women in top supply chain leadership, but slight drop at VP level. Findings on gender diversity in chief supply chain office roles.

Warehouse execution systems grew out of the need to manage the way orders are processed in highly automated DCs to get more efficiency out of high-end fixed automation—but now the focus is expanding. Here’s how suppliers are addressing the need to manage automated and manual workflows, and apply machine learning and predictive models.

Rankings reflect excellence in three specific areas: industry value, program scope and program size.

While retail is the most obvious industry to adopt hyper-local fulfillment, Klappich says retailers are not alone in the need to provide an assortment of goods at the best price with delivery as fast as possible—and through channel options available at the customer’s fingertips.

Modern's editors sat down with Dwight Klappich, Vice President of Supply Chain Research at Gartner to discuss warehousing fulfillment technologies.

Session topics include strategies to adapt to shifts in the supply chain industry and identify areas for improved shipping processes.

While the top of the list remains stable, up-and-comers are mixing up the software landscape with Cloud capabilities that traditional vendors are working to replicate.

A Big Picture look at the inroads women are making in the supply chain field and what still needs to happen to increase their numbers in employee and senior leadership roles.

Consolidation, competition and the Cloud are shaping the software landscape around the world as the market continues to heat up.

Labor management systems have started to expand beyond engineered standards by integrating machine learning and other capabilities that further enhance their position in the supply chain software stable.