How to make supply chain technology deliver benefit

How to make supply chain technology deliver benefit
Posted:
00:00 01 Nov 2005

TopicHow to make supply chain technology deliver benefit

Time 11am GMT

Date 01st February 2006

Duration 45 minutes

Panel Host/introduction: Joe O'Halloran, project editor, Computerweekly.com

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There have been many recent advantages in the field of digital supply chain management. These new technologies will let you generate virtual information on the ‘real’ information in your company and then, through the server, you can share that information with your employees who can combine it with customer resource management (CRM) software or can generate databases of your company’s inventory.

Yet, RFID will not be effective if your server architecture cannot handle the through-put of this real-time information and if the applications on the server cannot interact effectively with each other.

Click here to join a Computerweekly.com webinar that will let you find out exactly how to construct an IT server infrastructure that can make sure the advantages from the new digital supply chain management technology can be leveraged effectively and efficiently throughout your organisation.

The webinar will examine the latest digital supply chain management technologies— such as RFID—and also look at the appropriate server-centric infrastructure that is required to get best usage from them. It will also look at what benefits the appropriate and cost-effective server environment can deliver throughout the supply chain and how the technology should be implemented for maximum success. It will also show a real-life case study of a company who has put such thinking into practice and who can show how your organisation may benefit.

Format:
5 minute introduction followed by three 10-minute presentations plus a ten minute moderated Q&A session. Interactive polling carried out throughout the event.

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