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As product storage, sorting and replenishment methods continue to evolve, food and beverage warehouses are embracing five technology trends.

Multi-year collaboration, led by Professor David Simchi-Levi, will focus on advancing research in machine learning, optimization, and consumer behavior modeling.

The sales and operations planning process is a long-established mechanism for aligning business objectives with operations. Find out how planning solutions are becoming more constraint aware and capable of assessing what-if scenarios in ways that make S&OP more effective and meaningful.

JDA's annual customer conference to host symposium by the leading organization focused on women’s leadership in supply chain.

Strategic technology partnership to deliver big data and analytics for retailers, manufacturers and wholesale distributors.

Some companies have trimmed WMS deployment from several months to a few with process models and templates, data validation tools, and other implementation accelerators.

JDA Voice of the Category Manager Survey reveals big data and predictive analytics are of strategic and competitive significance for category management professionals in the next five years.

Third ‘For Dummies’ book from JDA offers five steps for tackling supply chain digitalization, including leveraging virtual reality, IoT and advanced analytics.

Robotics tops the list of most likely disruptors in next five years, 3D printing considered least viable in the short term.

New board chairman, vice chairman also named.

With labor costs and complexities rising in the face of omni-channel fulfillment, the combination of slotting and labor management system functions are helping drive better efficiencies.

Survey reveals half of consumers are not planning to shop Black Friday this holiday season.

Cold storage warehouse and DC offers flexibility, visibility and predictive insights

Warehouse management systems (WMS) are the main modes for inventory control and fulfillment management in DCs, but many legacy systems have been in service for 15 to 20 years or more and weren’t designed to accommodate e-commerce needs. Here’s what rises to the top of the list in today’s WMS decisions.

Investment to support research and development, including SaaS-based supply chain and omni-channel retail solutions.