What is Track and Trace? What are the Benefits for Brands and Manufacturers?

Can companies see the visibility of each product’s sales movement through their distribution layer clearly? Where and to whom is the product distributed before it reaches the consumer? Has the company used track and trace technology?

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Digitizing Supply Chain: Lubricants and Automotive Supplies Industry

Lubricants and the entire oil and gas industry in general are in the middle rankings in the digitization level according to the Industry Digitalization Index.

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Digitizing Supply Chain: Construction and Building Materials Industry

The construction industry contributes approximately 10% of the national GDP. However, according to the Industry Digitization Index, it is the second-lowest industry in terms of digitization.

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Management Report System for Distributors and Principals

Data is useless if it’s only collected without any further processing. The purpose of management reporting systems and business intelligence is to translate data into actionable information.

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Spend More Time on Strategy Forming and Less on Data Crunching

Dashboard is a management tool that visually displays your company data. It helps you to monitor and analyze a company’s performance, as it tracks all analytics from various data sources.

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Best of Advotics Blogs

Best of Advotics Blogs I. By Roles a. Field Salesmen Day in Life of a Field Agent Solution in Poor Connection Area: Hybrid Mode Mobile-Apps Solutions for your Salesmen Reduce…

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QUIZ: Is Your Distribution Process Resilient Enough?

COVID-19 outbreak causes disruptions in most businesses. There are increased workplace regulation, travel/distributions restrictions, reduced consumer spending, delayed investments, disrupted supply chains layers, and uncertainty of demands in markets.

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