Microsoft Industry for Manufacturing Team articles
Balancing service levels and costs in the new supply chain
See for yourself how ToolsGroup Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimization will enable your business to achieve lower operational costs and higher service levels at Microsoft AppSource.
4 innovative technologies that transform enterprise asset management
Dynaway EAM positions manufacturers for the Factory of the Future by supporting four innovative technologies – mobile, IoT, machine learning and augmented reality.
What data-driven demand forecasting delivers for manufacturers
Prevedere’s Demand Forecasting delivers data-driven demand forecasting insights, helping manufacturers make informed strategic decisions at the speed of business.
Cloud-based engineering is transforming manufacturing
Compute and visualization resource demand is growing. Ensure that your manufacturing business has the right cloud-based engineering strategy.
Transform planning and operations on an intelligent platform
This blog outlines the o9 Solutions end-to-end platform and the benefits supply chain leaders can achieve with the solutions working together.
How to overcome common challenges in demand forecasting
This blog uncovers the three most common challenges in demand forecasting and offers tips for improving accuracy with Prevedere Demand Forecasting.
Learn more about Connected Field Service at Inspire
Learn about Microsoft’s vision for intelligent manufacturing and Connected Field Service at Microsoft Inspire this year.
A quick history of modern robotics
Learn how Microsoft Azure IoT and Microsoft Azure Deep Learning are enabling the next wave of robotics to learn by experience, instead of merely following coded directions.
Transforming business planning with intelligent insights
Caterpillar’s Andrew Lee speaks with us on how their planning processes were transformed by o9 and their Integrated Business Planning solution.
The global domino effect of product demand
This blog demonstrates how hidden factors can affect product demand, and gives three examples of that “domino effect” in actions.