Industrial manufacturers face increasing pressure to respond quickly to shifting demand, supply disruptions, and complex fulfillment requirements. Legacy ERP systems often make this difficult by limiting visibility, coordination, and logistics execution speed across transportation, trade, and warehouse operations with siloed data and processes.
On May 6, discover how Oracle’s connected logistics platform (integrating or “integrated” transportation, global trade, and warehouse management) helps manufacturers stay agile, efficient, and resilient. Hear directly from Jon Karel, Director Materials Management, at ODL talking about their logistics journey with Oracle Cloud.
We’ll also highlight built-in AI for proactive monitoring and automation to improve decision-making across the supply chain.
Gain insights into how to:
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Hear from ODL on their Oracle Logistics Transformation journey and how they are leveraging OTM and WMS Cloud to gain better control and visibility across their operations
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Enable faster, more informed decision-making and improved service levels by increasing end-to-end visibility across plant, warehouse, and transportation operations
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Reduce regulatory risk and potential fines, shipment holds, and reputational damage by improving compliance screening, classification, and document management
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Lower landed costs and improve cross-border cycle times by optimizing international logistics and minimizing delays, duties, and compliance risk
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Increase operational efficiency and reduce manual errors by leveraging AI-driven automation to manage exceptions and enhance decision-making
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Scale operations efficiently without added complexity or cost by adopting a flexible, cloud-based logistics platform that can be deployed where it delivers the most value first
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- Chris Peckham – Director of Product Strategy, Oracle
- Rose Cmelak – Vice President of Sales, Intellinum