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Real-Time Business Intelligence in Agent-Oriented Supply Chain

By providing self-service analytics, Business Intelligence enhances supply chain management. Using this software, businesses can make real-time data readily available to employees and clients. Self-service BI also allows users who do not have a background in statistical analysis to access this information and create their own reports. In this session, we'll discuss how BI can provide real-time insights into supply chain emerging risks, inefficiencies, and anomalies, allowing businesses to quickly isolate and resolve potential issues.

Impact of Covid-19 and subsequent lockdown on service industry

Along with the event to kick-start the global economy and continue to connect the achieved results of 2020 in the first months of 2021, the economy continues to stabilize and starts to kick off sharply. However, the wave of the Covid-19 epidemic that broke out at the end of April with a new strain has a fast spreading speed, dangerous and complicated developments, seriously affecting the lives, health and lives of people. and production and business activities. On the other hand, global trade shows signs of recovery but tends to increase gradually, prices of many commodities increase sharply compared to 2020, use increases but in general remains under control worldwide. In addition, the pandemic has caused bottlenecks in the global value chain, causing the price of production materials to increase, which is not a small algorithm for production and business activities. The economy was heavily affected when GDP in the third quarter of 2021 decreased by 6.17%, the deepest decline ever and in 9 months only increased by 1.42% compared to the same period last year. In which, the service sector is most affected in the economic sectors.

History of Social Media Marketing: The Most Noteworthy Successes

Customer tracking is a tactic that allows business owners to know who their customers are, where they live and what their shopping habits are. Once you gather this information, though, what do you do with it? You can put it to work for your small business in several useful ways. For example, if you know when your customers shop online, you can send them email or text messaging reminders to go out and buy that new TV or computer you mentioned at the meeting last week. Or perhaps you should wait until the next time they are inside a store (maybe you should wait for someone to walk into another store!) before sending out an email detailing the same information about a special deal/discount going on at a competitor’s store.

Product labels and the significance of the customer’s attention.

The product labels are sometimes something that people buy, but more often than not it is mostly the manufacturers of our products who have to use them.

Excited Corporate Team Building Activities In Ho Chi Minh City

Ho Chi Minh is the business capital of Vietnam. It is no wonder that it is a famous corporate travel destination. If you are looking for ways to promote a sense of collaboration, these four team-building opportunities will give your team a break from the normal job setting.

Where is your main source of business, new or existing customer

Starting a new business or growing an existing one is no easy feat. One of the most crucial aspects of running any successful company is understanding where your main source of business comes from. Is it from loyal, repeat customers who swear by your products/services? Or are you constantly on the lookout for fresh faces to bring in revenue? In this article, we'll dive into the importance of identifying your primary customer base and provide tips on how to do so effectively.

Ins and Outs of Targeted Marketing With Paid Search Engine Ads

What Is PPC? Pay-per-Click (PPC) is an online advertising model that allows your organization to appear above organic search results. To use PPC, you'll create a PPC campaign and select the relevant keywords/phrases (or long-tail keywords) of interest to your business in order to direct traffic to your website. Once a visitor interacts with search ads appearing on a user's device, the impression is recorded by Google Analytics and used in their reports or data mining models.

Waterfall and Agile Methodologies: Advantages and Disadvantages

The history of waterfall and agile methodologies is a long one. The Agile movement was born out of the software world in Japan in the late 1980s, but only really gained momentum among software developers in the west during the late 1990’s. While both methodologies have a lot to offer, they are so different that many people feel they are at odds with each other. For the past decade, methodologies have been widely used in industry as a way to help companies analyze, plan and execute their projects. However, there are several differences between process-driven and user-centered methods that can influence your decision on which methodology is best suited for your project. In this article, we will explore these differences – what they mean and how they can impact the success of your project. Waterfall projects are linear, sequential and well-defined models that provide the necessary guidance and structure for project definition. This process makes it easy to gather stakeholder feedback, identify issues and concerns, develop a plan and define requirements before development begins. Agile is a kind of software development process that requires a focus on quality over quantity. It typically uses iterative, incremental tasks and processes in combination with collaboration among parties at all levels of the project. A key feature of Agile is its utilization of feedback, which enables continuous improvement throughout the product lifecycle.

Can Artificial Intelligence Lead to a More Sustainable Society?

While the future of AI has captured our imagination, we can acknowledge the positive impacts of AI today and make the world a better place. For example, in the global attempts of achieving sustainability and more notably, meeting SDGs, AI can become a powerful weapon towards a circular economy and more sustainable living. The potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to benefit millions of people through the development of artificial intelligence systems is being explored. One goal of AI applicability can be within solving SDG related issues. What has been proposed is that the current capabilities of AI could help solve cases across all 17 of the UN SDGs, eventually benefiting hundreds of millions of people in both advanced and developing countries. AI is increasingly being used in a number of different industries. For instance, helping blind people navigate their environment, identifying victims of sexual exploitation online, supporting disaster relief efforts, or help detect the early stages of diabetes and helping to detect skin cancer through image scanning. These are just some examples of AI and its impact, where embracing AI innovation can help.