Companies with greater visibility into their supply chains are more likely to maintain revenue, profit and share price performance during disruption. But how can you increase visibility across your supply chain while keeping costs low?

Businesses are making moves. A stunning 94 percent of North American companies are planning direct investment in reshoring, signaling a shift from surviving disruption to rethinking how their supply chain foundations drive resilience and competitive advantage in future scenarios.

Supply chains are no longer cost centers; they're engines for growth that can positively impact business, society and the planet. Take a closer look into how the second wave of the global supply chain is shaping up.

This is the importance of a properly constructed supply chain control tower (SCCT). A true SCCT brings people, processes, data intelligence and autonomous execution together to help you identify and orchestrate changes that drive real value and impact.

Learn why not all SCCTs are created equal and find out how to create one that helps you build future resilience.

The rise of e-commerce and new business models has transformed the role of the warehouse from a storage facility to a linchpin of customer relationships. The right application of automation and autonomy translates to lower costs, improved delivery times and a more resilient and sustainable business all around.

Companies understand this, but across industries, they're failing to drive returns because of their approach: Mixing innovation with yesterday's quick-fix, tried-and-true solutions.

By unifying and contextualizing data from multiple sources, digital twins are a one-stop shop for intelligent automation to maximize productivity and position for future competitiveness.