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A barcode scanner resting on stacked cardboard boxes in a warehouse, surrounded by shelves filled with various boxes in the background, highlights efficient inventory management under bright sunlight.

What is Inventory Management and How Can It Help Your Business?

Not sure what inventory management means for your company? Learn how optimal inventory management can help your business increase profits.

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Chew on This – Traceability in the Supply Chain

enVista’s Technology Consultant, Patrick Stuff, and GS1 US Sr. Director of Community Engagement, Liz Sertl, discuss the state of traceability in the supply chain and its benefits.

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To Automate or Not? That Is the Question: Tom’s Takes

Tom Stretar, Vice President of Technology at enVista, offers his insight on using automation to address common supply chain challenges.

A supply chain disruption infographic lists key questions for Sourcing, S&OP, Transportation, Systems, Inventory, and Redundancy, with EnVista and Coupa logos at the top right. Text guides steps for supply chain risk assessment.

Coupa Infographic – Can You Answer Your Most Critical Supply Chain Disruption Questions?

enVista and Coupa can help support rapid recovery for competitive advantage and continuous improvement utilizing advanced analytics and AI.

A booklet titled When and Why Should I Cost Model? Understanding Cost Modelling and Use Cases features images of a cargo ship, crane, and airplane on the cover with a blue and orange color scheme.

When and Why Should I Benchmark? Understanding Benchmarking and Use Cases

Understanding when and why to benchmark will ensure that the output of the exercise achieves maximum impact.