Insights y novedades
Welcome back to Part 2 of our exploration into the transformative power of AI in creating competitive advantage for organizatons. In the first installment of our series, we delved into compelling success stories of Clariba SEIDOR, showcasing AI's role in revolutionizing demand prediction, resource allocation, and product recommendations. Now, we continue our journey by uncovering more real-world applications of AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a key enabler for companies to drive competitive value. Advanced technologies’ ability to process large amounts of information and detect patterns and trends faster and more accurately than humans has revolutionized how businesses make decisions. In this article, we will explore this transformation through success stories of AI implementations by Clariba SEIDOR.
While there is an infinite number of use cases, we present below compilation of interesting use cases structured into eight major categories applicable to a wide variety of industries. They have been selected based on the areas with the greatest impact on businesses and the activities within them that advanced analytics can optimize.
Este caso de éxito demuestra una vez más el servicio flexible que ofrece Clariba y, en particular, nuestro departamento de innovación. Nuestro despliegue de tecnología de vanguardia junto con el pensamiento imaginativo y disruptivo nos permite brindar soluciones sofisticadas para las necesidades comerciales más complejas, al tiempo que mantenemos plazos de entrega ajustados y control de los presupuestos.
The term Digital Twin emerged in 2017 as one of the main technological trends according to Gartner consultancy and its results have been demonstrated in multiple areas. This article aims to introduce the concept of Digital Twin technology, reviewing some of its main benefits and presenting a practical example. In order to develop a solution to optimize its warehouse, we co-innovate in collaboration with Frit Ravich, the leading manufacturer and distributor of external brands from well-established companies such as Mars Spain, Nestlé and Ferrero (3,000 references) that serve around 50,000 points of sale every week.
