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If you’re looking for insights into Data Analytics for Supply Chain Sustainability or Personal Productivity, you've found the right…

Oct 9, 2022

Oct 9, 2022

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Data Science Collective

Find your Dream Job in Supply Chain Analytics — Create your Portfolio

A practical guide for aspiring data scientists to create impactful, real-world supply chain analytics projects using case studies.

May 26

May 26

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Data Science Collective

Supply Chain Automation with AI Agents Using n8n

Imagine automating your entire supply chain analytics workflows — without writing complex code.

May 10

Supply Chain Automation with AI Agents Using n8n

May 10

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TDS Archive

Sustainable Business Strategy with Data Analytics

Use data analytics to help companies design and implement strategic sustainability roadmaps to reduce their environmental footprint.

Jan 10

Sustainable Business Strategy with Data Analytics

Jan 10

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TDS Archive

Are you Aware of the Potential of Your Data Expertise in Driving Business Profitability?

A reflection of a supply chain data scientist who randomly discovered the power of data analytics to help small and large businesses

Oct 24, 2024

Are you Aware of the Potential of Your Data Expertise in Driving Business Profitability?

Oct 24, 2024

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Simulate the Challenges of a Circular Economy for Fashion Retail

Use data analytics to simulate a circular rental model for fashion retail and understand store operations and logistics challenges.

Sep 26, 2024

A simple diagram showing a circular rental process for fashion retail where a store rents a dress to a customer. A green line connects the store to the dress and the customer. The return process is shown below, with a red line connecting the customer back to the store, indicating the return of the rented dress. The dress is in the center of both the rental and return paths.

Sep 26, 2024

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Business Planning with Python — Revenue Optimization

How can you use data analytics to help small businesses maximize their revenue while maintaining or improving profitability?

Jun 26, 2024

Diagram showing the relationship between turnover, costs, and profit. The image highlights how increasing turnover, represented by a handshake and rising dollar signs, leads to higher profits. On the other side, reducing costs, represented by a box and gear with a downward arrow, also increases profitability. The diagram emphasizes balancing revenue optimization and controlling costs to maximize profit with Python.

Jun 26, 2024

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Business Planning with Python — Inventory and Cash Flow Management

Business planning of small businesses to manage inventory, predict liquidity needs and maximize profitability with data.

Jun 5, 2024

Illustration showing the relationship between inventory, working capital, and payment collection in cash flow management. The image depicts inventory in a warehouse connected to working capital, which is then linked to the collection of customer payments. It highlights the flow of money and goods, essential for managing inventory and liquidity in small businesses.

Jun 5, 2024

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Supply Chain Process Scheduling with Python

Use linear programming to increase the production capacity of value-added services in a luxury product warehouse.

May 24, 2024

A Gantt chart showing the sequence of production tasks for different products on three machines over 13 minutes. The chart displays three products: a dress, a handbag, and a belt. Each product is processed at different times on Machine 1, Machine 2, and Machine 3, illustrating the scheduling of tasks to optimize the production flow using Python.

May 24, 2024

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Data Science for Value Chain Management

How Can You Leverage Data Science to Optimize Operations and Boost Profitability?

May 15, 2024

Flowchart showing the different steps of a supply chain, from sourcing raw materials, manufacturing products, to distributing the final goods to stores. The image uses icons to represent each phase: a cotton plant for sourcing, a factory for manufacturing, a dress for the product, and a warehouse and store for distribution.

May 15, 2024

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Top Supply Chain Analytics Writer — Case studies using Data Science for Supply Chain Sustainability 🌳 and Productivity: https://bit.ly/supply-chain-cheat

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