Real-time intelligence and the future of supply chains
Supply chains have been rocked by a series of global risk events in recent years – from tsunamis to cyberattacks and the ongoing pandemic. Disruptions lasting a month or more occur every 3.7 years on average.*
Our new research explores how real-time data and digitization are helping firms respond to market, environmental, competitive and geo-political risks to drive customer loyalty and sustainable growth.
*McKinsey
Sanofi and Orange Business
Views by Bernard Amoury, VP for Worldwide Supply Chains, Sanofi and Frank de Jong, Business Innovation Consultant, Orange Business Netherlands BV
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Real-time data intelligence is critical to increase resilience in supply chains. Digitization can accelerate response times, reduce carbon emissions and change the economics of production across on-, near- and off-shore locations.
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of firms are aware of supply chain risks and need more speed/agility to cope with change**
of those surveyed are reviewing their onshore, nearshore and offshore manufacturing mix**
of firms believe cost savings and sustainability can go hand-in-hand for supply chains**
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Why Orange?
Orange has an extensive customer base in the manufacturing, transport and logistics sectors and understands the digital needs of supply chains. We co-innovate with enterprises to create new business value using:
- Digital twins and IoT for condition monitoring, predictive maintenance, automated quality control and the management of fuel, energy and water usage
- Smart asset tracking across indoor, outdoor and global locations
- AI and fleet management solutions for dynamic route optimization, logistics scheduling and carbon emissions management
- Hyperautomation: the combination of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) with AI, OCR (Optical Character Recognition) IoT, chatbots and blockchain to turn data insights into instant action
- Securely connected multi-cloud infrastructure via a choice of 5G, Wi-Fi-6, LP-WAN, fiber and satellite networks
Orange Business is a member of leading global alliances:
3,900
AI, data and digital experts
500+
patents in AI/data fields
12m+
connected objects managed by Orange
solutions that are secure-by-design
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