At this year’s ALSC Europe conference, supply chain and logistics leaders from Renault and Bosch outlined the digital platforms they were using to make the inbound delivery of parts more efficient
According to Renault, the Industrial Metaverse is helping it make operations more efficient and able to deal with potential supply or production issues in a timely manner, as well as reducing cost and increasing quality. Bosch is also managing supply chain complexity and reducing cost within its own operations using digital tools to provide functional and proactive information, and improve transparency.
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