Supply Chain Execution

What are today’s consumer goods and retail executives most excited about regarding supply chain changes they’ve seen across both industries in the last few years? Estée Lauder and Best Buy execs share their thoughts.

Budgets may be tighter this year as consumer goods companies navigate a troubled economic climate, but it’s not keeping consumer goods companies from making major investments in their supply chain.

The co-manufacturer of Hershey’s Skinny Pop brand will help the company strengthen its supply chain capabilities, building out its network of suppliers and manufacturers. Learn more.

Consumer goods companies have traditionally viewed the supply chain as a necessary evil to be effectively managed to reduce unnecessary expenses. But more companies, including Kellogg’s and PDC Brands, are exploring how it can be transformed into a revenue center. 

Mattress company Serta Simmons is overhauling their supply chain tech processes, leveraging machine learning and AI tech to optimize manufacturing efficiency and support the company through their next stage of growth.

The company is tapping into frictionless commerce tech and intelligent cloud services to elevate its supply chain. Learn more.

General Mills wooed 2 million customers to its Good Rewards loyalty program within the first six month and is expected to play a key role in the company’s larger connected commerce strategy.