Planning

Digital transformation in supply chain planning is no longer a future ambition. For many organizations, it is an active response to disruption, uncertainty, and rising expectations across the supply chain.

In this video, Anand Medepalli, Chief Product Office and Head of Presales at Shippeo shares how the partnership with e2open enables customers to identify and react to disruptions more quickly.

In this customer testimonial video, Nishith Mohnot, Senior Manager of Business Systems at QSC, explains how increasing trade pressure—particularly tariffs—has reshaped sourcing strategies across the AV‑IT industry.

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.

Manufacturing organizations face unprecedented challenges in today’s market: raw material scarcity, inaccurate demand forecasting, and increasingly complex global supply chains. The Nucleus Research report examines how e2open’s integrated platform addresses these pain points with dramatic results:

Modern supply chain managers juggle an amazing number of uncertainties. From geopolitical tensions to sudden weather events, disruptions lurk around every corner. But have you ever considered the blind spots within your own operations? When you outsource manufacturing, the gap between placing an order and receiving finished goods can feel like a black hole, hiding potential pitfalls that could derail your supply chain.