Amber Road

A digital logistics industry deserves truly digital solutions – that means open, interoperable, and building on what has gone before, not making the same old mistakes in new ways.

Without robust procedures to ensure ethical sourcing and social responsibility compliance, companies can incur crippling brand damage and long-term losses.

Supply chain pressures aren’t going away, and as you consider shifting your sourcing practices to manage the uncertainty, be sure to evaluate the origin of your products, including the inputs.

Combination facilitates end-to-end management from source to omni-channel fulfillment from one cloud-based solution.

With Amber Road, E2open expands global trade management offerings on leading cloud-based end-to-end supply chain platform.

This Making the Case report, examines the age-old gap that exists between sourcing and logistics, explain how it’s making an impact on the global supply chain, and offer a solution that can help improve collaboration and streamline the end-to-end global supply chain.

By implementing Amber Road’s Trade Automation solution, the company was able to establish a unified and automated process across five divisions in multiple countries.

The global economy makes it essential for organizations to expand their markets to grow revenue...however, complex export regulations can be an impediment to the supply chain and hold back revenue growth.

When it comes to quality, there is no compromise...successful quality and sustainable innovation for new products will be judged by consumer demand.

The challenges for CXOs in the fashion industry can also be catalysts for supply chain improvements.

Customers to receive unprecedented integration of E2open’s and Amber Road’s end-to-end supply chain and global trade management capabilities – delivered with the speed of the cloud.

According to a survey by Gartner, supply chain leaders are failing to find suitable use cases for blockchain technology mainly because supply chain blockchain projects are very limited and do not match the initial enthusiasm for the technology’s application.

When comparing today's retail environment with the past, it isn't surprising that the industry remains focused on improving visibility in the supply chain (again).

Finding the right stack might sound daunting at first, but if you approach the challenge as a way to spark your company’s innovativeness in finding new ways to compete and win, you’ll build internal consensus and momentum that will drive you through to success.

How are companies using technology to address varying global trade issues such as labor rates, uncertain transportation costs and last-mile delivery challenges?