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Using Data to Identify Supply Chain Weak Links
If there’s been one constant in the supply chain industry over the past half-decade it is the likelihood of disruption. Dating back to the pandemic, when supply chain woes became front-page news rather than just industry news, the disruptions have come regularly. They include a shipping route closed due to operator error, other shipping routes closed due to global conflicts, and price fluctuations for a variety of reasons, all forcing companies to adjust.
If organizations did not take steps pre-2020 to make sure they could navigate disruptions, they have since discovered the importance of supply chain transparency and flexibility. Analytics can provide the answers, whether an organization is looking to act proactively or reactively. One big area companies may not be looking at carefully enough is the financial health of vendors in their supply chain. Here’s how data can help organizations make sure their supply chains are in good shape – financially and otherwise.
Why Healthcare Reports Don’t Match (And What It’s Costing You)
At some point, every healthcare organization runs into the same problem: two reports, same metric, different answers.
Finance has one number. Operations has another. IT gets pulled in to figure out which one is “right.” Meetings stall. Decisions get delayed. And instead of acting on data, teams end up debating it.
When this happens, it’s easy to assume there’s a reporting issue. But there usually isn’t.
When reports don’t match, it’s not a reporting problem. It’s a definition problem.