A Digital Control Tower for Supply Chains

If there’s one thing we’ve learned it’s how fragile - and unpredictable - supply chains can be.  Ideally, companies need to be able to forecast potential disruptions - and be able to see possible workarounds - preferably in real time.  It’s the next big step in achieving the agility that is becoming critical to surviving in complex market conditions.But can we get  this kind of sharp view that pulls together a wide range of moving parts operating at the same time in multiple locations around the world?I reached out to John Lindsey, President of Incite Logix, a company that has a decades long history of building just this kind of digital model.  I wanted to find out about the latest developments - and how they might be applied to the apparel industry and other consumer goods supply chains.In this episode, John is going to be talking about digital twin software, a predictive model that has been used extensively in heavy industry and is more recently being adopted by many other sectors including retail.You’ll learn- How digital twin modelling works and how it can be used to better control supply chains- Up and coming developments that will enable us to link multiple digital twins- How digital twin technology is being used provide business simulations to better train employees.- What could be the next big thing in supply chain technology.USEFUL LINKSConnect with John Lindsey:  [email protected] InCite Logix website:  https://incitelogix.comA Seat at The Table website:  https://seat.fmContact us at A Seat at The Table:  https://seat.fm/contact-usSEND US A MESSAGEVisit A Seat at The Table's website at https://seat.fm