Real-Time Analytics: Efficiency And Competitiveness in Supply Chain Management

Authors

  • Xinyu Fan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v20i.12669

Keywords:

Real-Time Analytics; Supply Chain Management; Competitiveness.

Abstract

The ability of rapid information transformation and information integration is the most needed by logistics and supply chains. This real-time analysis greatly helps departments optimize inventory management by providing accurate and real-time inventory data to reduce inventory and transportation costs and improve customer satisfaction. It's not just about the benefits at the company level, quick response and inventory response can make customers feel a more optimized cooperation experience. At the same time, the article also explains the role of real-time analysis in demand monitoring and the application of optimized operations management. Of course, it also includes the challenges of such supply chains. This study made several fundamental and operational recommendations to better leverage real-time analytics to optimize supply chain management, including automated data validation, AI-driven demand forecasting, and integrated supply. This study argue that real-time analytics will continue to play a key role in the changing business environment while driving the efficiency and competitiveness of supply chain management to meet the challenges faced by modern enterprises. With the application of gradual in-depth research and real-time analysis, a company or organization can better adapt to the constant changes in the market and gain a competitive advantage. Achieve sustainable growth based on accepting costs and increasing profits.

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Published

30-11-2023

How to Cite

Fan, X. (2023). Real-Time Analytics: Efficiency And Competitiveness in Supply Chain Management. Highlights in Business, Economics and Management, 20, 441-446. https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v20i.12669