Experts from Toyota, Celonis and PwC discuss the benefits of process-mining in driving automotive supply chain efficiency
The next step for the finished vehicle logistics sector is process-mining, which can turn qualitative data to quantitative, measurable data and help logistics firms become more efficient and more profitable. In Automotive Logistics’ recent livestream, hosted in partnership with Celonis, Riad Mannan, content producer, Automotive Logistics spoke to leaders from Toyota North America, Celonis and PwC to discuss how process-led transformation can accelerate change.
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