Analyst Reports

How Goikid Enables Supply Chain Transformation with e2open

Aligning Trade Expertise and Technology for Better Global Trade Outcomes

Optimizing Transportation Spend and Service with AI-Powered TMS

The Rise of the Supply Chain Super Planner

How connected data, automation, and AI are redefining the supply chain planner’s role Supply chain planning is at an inflection point. Volatility is constant, planning horizons are shorter, and exceptions never stop coming. Traditional tools and manual workflows can’t keep up. The concept of connected planning changes the equation. With this approach, planners can move beyond firefighting into a more strategic role, leveraging multi-enterprise data, automation of supply chain processes, and contextual intelligence, and cross-functional coordination to directly influence revenue, margins, service, and resilience. Designed for supply chain planning leaders, demand and supply planners, and operations executives navigating growing complexity and disruption, this ebook explores how the planner role is evolving and what organizations must do to enable the next generation of supply chain super planners. Download the ebook.

Rising grocery costs loom as Middle East conflicts disrupt supply chains

March 27, 2026 | Food Navigator USA
John highlights that rising fuel and fertilizer costs are intensifying supply chain pressures, leaving companies with limited ability to absorb additional costs. The CargoWise data is also included extensively as well, pointing to how a growing share of global shipments are already being disrupted and signaling that higher food prices for consumers are increasingly unavoidable.

How Signify Centralized Global Trade Compliance with e2open

In this customer testimonial video, Edwin Tolsma, Trade Compliance, Global Domains and IT Lead at Signify explains how growing regulatory complexity and fragmented processes were impacting daily operations. By enabling global trade compliance with e2open, Signify

Transportation Management for Shippers: Key Innovations That Drive Efficiency

How can smarter, more connected operations help shippers face today’s transportation challenges? Shippers face mounting pressure to control costs, improve service levels, and operate more sustainably—all while navigating market volatility and capacity constraints. Legacy processes and disconnected systems make it difficult to gain the visibility and intelligence needed to stay competitive.  The demands of modern transportation management require real‑time insights, automation, and seamless collaboration across carriers, partners, and internal teams. 

India’s Electronics Ambition More About Ecosystems, Not Assembly

March 15, 2026 |Supply & Demand Chain Executive
As supply chains reset under geopolitical and economic pressure, India’s strategy positions it as an emerging pillar of global high-tech manufacturing.