Supply chain disruptions do not have to be as earthshaking as a container ship stuck in the Suez Canal, although clearly, that disaster just added to the problem. The perilous impact of supply chain disruptions can come in many shapes and forms.
Let’s explore a few.
U.S. manufacturing production, which had been slowly declining for decades, saw its lowest point during the Great Recession of 2008-2009. Since then, however, the sector has seen a strong rebound.
Two reasons often cited for the decline are offshoring and the slow adoption of innovative technologies. Let’s take a look at these factors one at a time.
Marston’s raises the bar with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights Great food and good beer are always on the menu at Marston’s.
To support its growth and make beautiful jewelry an affordable luxury, #PandoraJewelry is equipping their team with #Microsoft solutions. With this article, learn how @Azure, Dynamics, and more are helping Pandora transform the jewelry industry.
TGI Friday’s popular and rapidly growing restaurant franchise in the UK wanted a more scalable, flexible platform for core business processes. To support its ambitious growth, the franchise is consolidating business operations starting with financial management on Microsoft Dynamics 365. Built-in functionality and ease-of-use mean that TGI Fridays can continue to onboard more business processes while expanding its franchise.
Learn how Wild & Wolf transformed its global operations with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Microsoft Omnichannel for Customer Service provides a modern, customizable, high-productivity app that lets agents help customers across different channels via a unified interface. Learn more about the current functionality of Omnichannel in this short video.
