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Month: December 2019

The Key to a truly Agile organization in the new decade

December 28, 2019 Kumar Singh

We talk about impact of technology, computing, Big Data etc. etc. on Businesses in the coming decade. We also talk about how organizations will need

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Storing and Processing IoT device Geospatial Data : A Concise guide

December 21, 2019 Kumar Singh

Why do you need geospatial analytics for IoT? Imagine that your company sells a device that measures airborne pollutants. It is internet-enabled and reports data

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Leveraging Industry 4.0 for Sustainable farming : Suggested Ideas

December 14, 2019 Kumar Singh

Industry 4.0 and our “Profitability” Silo When we think about predictive maintenance, we think about large, heavy machinery humming of factory floors, doing their part

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Finding Simple solutions to complex problems : Avoiding analysis paralysis

December 13, 2019 Kumar Singh

Remember the French customs office scene from the movie “From Paris with Love” ? Travolta is trying to get a bag full of energy drink

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Developing a comprehensive Logistics Strategy Matrix : A Retail example

December 11, 2019 Kumar Singh

The role of a robust strategy has increased in today’s environment “Retail Apocalypse” continues to claim victims every few months. Whenever a retailer declares bankruptcy,

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How to choose the right Simulation modeling abstraction level ?

December 9, 2019 Kumar Singh

Art of modeling – choosing the abstraction level As you become more experienced analytics professional in your career, you extend your expertise beyond the science

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A Supply Chain Executive’s summary of Deep Learning : With 15+ innovative application opportunities across Supply Chain

December 5, 2019 Kumar Singh

What exactly is Deep Learning ? Deep learning is driving rapid innovations in artificial intelligence and influencing massive disruptions across all markets. This article provides

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What will a realistic Supply Chain planning Neural Network architecture look like ?

December 4, 2019 Kumar Singh

Caution…this is not the Sci-Fi version If you came here hoping to read about Algorithms that will take full control of your Supply Chain planning

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“Bricks and Clicks”- Brick and Mortar’s powerful weapon

December 4, 2019 Kumar Singh

The New kind of Black Friday rush In the WSJ article “Retailers adjust as online sales soar”, writer Sarah Nassauer so aptly highlights the environment

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Quantitative Modeling of Supply Chain Disruptions and risks

December 2, 2019 Kumar Singh

Supply Chain Disruptions The view, during and after a snowstorm when you are safely and warmly tucked inside your home, is beautiful…as shown in the

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Did Lean slow down evolution of Manufacturing Analytics ?

December 1, 2019 Kumar Singh

Lean had a drawback…… If you are well versed in Lean, and hence Toyota Production System, you are aware of the fact that unique Toyota

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