Month: February 2020

ERP systems are becoming Supply Chain planning bottlenecks Few companies realize that they are typically trying to improve their Supply Chain capabilities based on the

The Long tail of Machine Learning becomes longer in Supply Chains In layman’s terms, what the long tail of Machine learning entails is that it

Establishing direct link between shop floor operations and profitability In my perspective, an optimal manufacturing operations should be economically choosing machining conditions to meet required

“Great innovation needs great Marketing” – Denise Yohn, Leading Brand Consultant Wonder why……? Do you wonder why the market is extremely forgiving towards likes of

As the business landscape around us evolves at a rapid pace, organizations that have a vision of the future are scrambling to implement Industrial Internet

If you follow the automotive industry, you have probably read this WSJ news article: Detroit vs Tesla So….how can Detroit biggies chart a path out

Predictive Maintenance is the new buzz word in Manufacturing these days, thanks to advances in Machine Learning methods, specifically predictive analytics methodologies. However, I always

Before you ride the hype wagon again…. Yes, it will be so sweet to have an IoT enabled network but have you given a thought

Every weekend I go book hunting, mostly to old book shops in flea or street markets. This book hunt is mostly related to non tech

As I have insisted consistently in my articles and posts on LinkedIn, the real value of Smart Manufacturing will be in the data generated by

Industrial engineers play a major role in Supply Chain that spans both Manufacturing and Logistics. In this post, I will discuss the role Industrial Engineering

Two different worlds of Silicon Valley and Bentonville  “….The episode illustrates a broader culture clash at the world’s largest retailer, one that pits its Bentonville,