Reflections is Omnics team's version of a blog. Here we share our thoughts, experiences and
brief company updates. Nothing formal about it but at times
hard-hitting and always thought provoking.
brief company updates. Nothing formal about it but at times
hard-hitting and always thought provoking.
Emerging trends in value chains have created a level of complexity previously unheard of but one thing that remains constant is: “Change”. Companies need to continuously evaluate and improve their value chain strategy and operational performance to best meet the customer requirements while maintaining profitable growth......Read more
As we move into our third year of operations, this post is all about reflecting on where we came from and lessons learned, that we would like to share with you. Today we would like to talk about supply chain planning software and key challenges......Read more
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We complete two years in November 2018. Our journey started in 2016 with a singular focus on transforming supply chain planning. In these two years, Omnics has experienced tremendous growth with total > $800M supply chains planned using our platform,....Read more
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We get this question from supply chain managers when presented with a detailed analysis of the total landed costs of a product with the inventory carrying costs calculated. Whilst inventory carrying costs may not make up the largest part of the total landed costs ...Read more
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We live in a world of unprecedented data generation, business speed and innovation. Spreadsheet planning is unsustainable in this digital business era. To keep up, a new set of solutions is needed that automate non-value add tasks, unify data across the supply chain....Read more
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The artificial intelligence market was valued at $1.36 billion in 2016 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 52%. Some hype, some reality, some promise. Omnics Co-Founder and CEO,
Akhil Oltikar, shares his views....Read more |
Over the past 17 years I have worked with numerous companies and a wide spectrum of supply chain issues. One common theme I’ve seen is that most companies have spent a significant amount of money implementing ERP and Best-of-Breed software solutions, ....Read more
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