Supply Chain Visibility
Gain end-to-end supply chain visibility with AI-enabled insights to act faster with greater confidence and resolve disruptions in minutes, not days
Supply chain visibility is the ability of all stakeholders throughout the supply chain to access real-time data
related to the order process, inventory, delivery and potential supply chain disruptions. The advanced
insights improve customer service, reduce costs, help with regulatory directives, and mitigate interruptions
that could affect supplier inventory levels and product delivery.
Lack of B2B transaction and inventory visibility is a significant challenge. But with real-time insights from EDI data, which IBM AI helps correlate across disparate systems, business users can make faster transaction queries to speed resolution of shipment and order issues.
Real-time intelligence and actionable recommendations provided by embedded AI capabilities have already helped IBM clients reduce disruption mitigation time from days to hours. And new, data-driven insights can uncover opportunities to increase efficiencies and reduce costs. IBM can also help you securely extend shared, real-time visibility to supply chain trading partners, suppliers and customers — while enabling traceability and ensuring authenticity — with blockchain.
Supply chain visibility solutions
IBM Supply Chain Business Network (SCBN)
IBM Supply Chain Business Network
provides a single, flexible B2B platform that
supports most communication protocols,
helps secure your B2B network and data and
achieve high availability operations
IBM Sterling Supply Chain Insights with Watson
Predict, quickly assess and more effectively mitigate disruptions and risks to optimise supply chain performance with AI-powered capabilities.
IBM Sterling Inventory Control Tower
Provides end-to-end supply chain visibility to identify and understand the impact of external events, predict disruptions and take action based on recommendations.
TradeLens
TradeLens is an open and neutral supply chain platform, backed by blockchain technology, to promote information sharing, collaboration and ultimately global trade.
