Digital Supply Chain Transformation Infographic
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Supply Chain Visibility Platforms/Tools 94 % Think digital supply chain transformation is important or very important 75 % The Current and Future State of Digital Supply Chain Transformation The Supply Chain in 2016 WHERE WE ARE TODAY SATISFACTION WITH PROGRESS Business vision for 2020 A cross-industry study with 337 executives in over 20 countries reveals expectations on digital transformation. Have already started a formal digital supply chain transformation effort 70 % Admit that the majority of transactions with supply chain partners are still done using “traditional” methods such as phone, fax and emails 48 % are dissatisfied with the progress of their digital supply chain transformation, so far 33 % 5 % 95 % expect that in 5 years from now, more processes with suppliers will be automated 94 % expect that in 5 years, organizations will receive more real- time status updates from across the entire supply chain 92 % expect that in 5 years from now, organizations will use more data analytics to benchmark and evaluate suppliers’ performance are very satisfied with the progress of their digital supply chain transformation, so far 2 of 3 say that less than 25% of software currently used is cloud-based THE ADOPTION OF CLOUD IN FIVE YEARS TIME MAKING DATA MORE ACTIONABLE Technology enablers FOUR KEY DRIVERS OF CHANGE “The majority of data from the extended supply chain is accessible to my organization” “The majority of data from the extended supply chain that is accessible to my organization is analyzed and used for decision-making” Cloud 80 % Simulation Tools 81 % Big Data/ Analytics 90 % 15 % 54 % as of today as of 2020 23 % 68 % as of today as of 2020
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Supply Chain VisibilityPlatforms/Tools
94%
Think digital supply chain transformation is important or very important
75%
The Current and Future State of Digital Supply Chain Transformation
The Supply Chain in 2016WHERE WE ARE TODAY
SATISFACTION WITH PROGRESS
Business vision for 2020
A cross-industry study with 337 executives in over 20 countries reveals expectations on digital transformation.
Have already started a formal digital supply chain transformation e�ort
70%
Admit that the majority of transactions with supply chain partners are still done using “traditional” methods such as phone, fax and emails
48%
are dissatisfied with the progress of their digital supply chain transformation, so far33%
5%
95%
expect that in 5 years from now, more processes with suppliers will be automated
94%
expect that in 5 years, organizations will receive more real-time status updates from across the entire supply chain
92%
expect that in 5 years from now, organizations will use more data analytics to benchmark and evaluate suppliers’ performance
are very satisfied with the progress of their digital supply chain transformation, so far
2 of 3say that less than 25% of software currently used is cloud-based
THE ADOPTION OF CLOUD
IN FIVE YEARS TIME
MAKING DATA MORE ACTIONABLE
Technology enablersFOUR KEY DRIVERS OF CHANGE
“The majority of data from the extended supply chain is accessible to my organization”
“The majority of data from the extended supply chain that is accessible to my organization is analyzed and used for decision-making”
Cloud
80%
Simulation Tools
81%
Big Data/Analytics
90%
15%
54%
as of today
as of 2020
23%
68%
as of today
as of 2020
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