White Paper: Iptor Supply Chain Systems
Today’s best-of-breed Warehouse Management System (WMS) incorporates and supports visibility across the supply chain management, enabling proactive disruption management and effective inventory management.
Under the traditional model, warehouses have functioned within their four walls, leaving gaps among key supply chain players that disrupt the flow of warehouse inventory and information.
This whitepaper provides information that is intended to help executives in warehouse management identify whether they need to upgrade their current Warehouse Management System and how to select a best-value WMS solution based on today’s competitive landscape.
It addresses the following key questions:
What are the four critical considerations for mastering supply chain management?
What are the telltale signs that indicate a strong need for a best-value WMS solution?
How can warehouse operations keep pace with the challenges caused by supply chain complexity?
By: Copal Amba
Guide to BCBS 239 compliance : Risk data aggregation and risk reporting(RDARR) BCBS 239 is a regulation that focuses on a number of issues beyond just risk data and its aggregation. This whitepaper is recommended for decision makers at banks complying with BCBS 239, and looking to explore how outsourcing/engaging third parties can help rationalize costs and mitigate the risk of overspending, as well as use the regulatory delta as a competitive advantage. This whitepaper on Risk Data Mangement covers: What is the role of BCBS 239 and risk data aggregation and risk reportingin Risk data Management Why is risk data important ? Scope & Key BCBS 239 Implementation Challenges: Preparedness and potential risks that banks face in implementing 239 guidelines. Pilot Run: Results highlighting the SIB preparedness in implementing BCBS 239 by the given deadline Download this insightful whitepaper that brings you the ways to prepare for BCBS 239 compliance, challenges in effective Risk Data Aggregation and Risk Reporting (RDARR) capabilities.
By: Iptor Supply Chain Systems
The Food & Beverage landscape has changed dramatically in the past 5-to-10 years and in order to compete, the Food & Beverage distribution companies must constantly uncover new ways to improve efficiency, manage cost and add value to their customers or fade into irrelevancy. This whitepaper focuses on the 5 trends shaping the supply chain industry for food & beverage distributors and what successful food distribution companies are doing to stay one step ahead of them. Urbanization: New “table stakes” for food industry suppliers What’s Local is Global: Strain Food & Beverage distributors to reach deeper across supply lines globally Necessity, the Mother of Invention: How to survive in the Food & Beverage industry Let’s All Eat Out Tonight: Importance of investing in people, process and technology improvements valued by customers The Invisible “Partner” in the Room: Public safety- a key concern in the Food & Beverage supply chain