Business intelligence, also known as historical data analytics, allows one to gain insights into a supply chain’s past performance. It includes a number of critical parameters such as sales ratios, stock levels, previous consignments, inventory turnover, and so on
Fremont, CA: BI tools and advanced analytics methodologies are now being used by an increasing number of businesses to gain real-time insights into business data. Using data-driven analytics techniques in various fields allows organizations to assess their business performance and identify areas for improvement. Simultaneously, it aids in the optimization of business process management strategies through intelligent decision-making.
Data analytics has become even more important for manufacturing companies that thrive on meeting their customers’ needs and expectations. The majority of manufacturing companies use advanced analytics techniques to manage their warehouse, inventory, sales, and CRM operations more efficiently. They frequently overlook the significance of data analytics in supply chain management.
Common Types of Data Analytics in Supply Chain Management
Business Intelligence
Business intelligence, also known as historical data analytics, allows one to gain insights into a supply chain’s past performance. It includes a number of critical parameters such as sales ratios, stock levels, previous consignments, inventory turnover, and so on. To provide a comprehensive performance evaluation, BI software development services focus on identifying the aforementioned parameters. Manufacturing companies can optimize their operations to achieve higher levels of productivity using the information provided by BI tools. It also aids in the acceleration of processes, the expansion of production capacity, and the expansion of profits and sales benefits.
Capacity Planning
Capacity planning is the process of determining an organization’s production capacity in relation to changing market demand. It allows manufacturers to maintain the right balance between raw material procurement and manufacturing capacity to meet sales demand. The availability of advanced analytics features has improved capacity planning significantly by providing valuable insights into warehouse, inventory, and supply chain operations. Most importantly, effective capacity planning allows businesses to gain a thorough understanding of changing market conditions. It also aids in demand forecasting by providing insightful demand-supply curves, which aid in understanding the most recent market trends.
