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| i2 Supply Chain Visibility |
Globalization, outsourcing, compressed product lifecycles, as well as the shifting competitive dynamic from enterprise to supply chain, has created a need for increased accountability. Companies need a view into fragmented business processes, and a way to manage numerous disparate sources of information. The challenges presented by macro-industry forces are driving the need for new visibility and event-management tools.
i2 Approach
The i2 Supply Chain Visibility solution is designed to allow a company to respond to unplanned supply and demand events that may disrupt information and material flow in the supply chain. Supply events can include production bottlenecks, fulfillment delays, and supplier shortages. Demand events can include customer orders that are greater than forecasts or changes to orders that have already been placed. This solution is designed to manage these events, assess impact, and orchestrate resolution.
This solution is designed to enable a glass pipeline by providing order, shipment, and inventory visbility across fragmented business processes, and can provide exception resolution and decision support. The solution can provide a process-centric view coordinating different functional modules while enabling event management in the context of business processes. Packaged business process packs around replenishment, fulfillment, or manufacturing are available, which can be configured for customer-specific needs. |
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