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Meet the Dimensional Insight Team: Tomeka Munford
Meet Tomeka Munford — an analytics pro who’s all about turning data into something people actually want to use. From customizing training sessions to building real-world use cases, she brings a ton of experience and energy to everything she does. We sat down with Tomeka to hear more about her journey, her favorite projects, and what keeps her excited about the world of data.
Data’s Role in Moving Perishable Goods
For some items, shipping is as simple as getting from point A to point B. There may be disruptions, but the product itself is not affected by any delays. When the goods being moved are perishable, there are other variables at play that complicate the equation. Not only are the goods at risk when delays happen, but someone waiting on the other end could face serious consequences if the product doesn’t reach them. Such is the case with the grocery and pharmaceutical supply chains.
Two major players in their industries are using data to inform the work they do to ensure perishable items reach their destinations safely and ready to be used or sold. Here’s how they’re doing it, and the role data plays in their work.