“Future Supply Chain 2016,” published by the Global Commerce Initiative together with Capgemini, presents a new integrated supply chain model that takes into account sustainability parameters such as CO2 emissions reduction, reduced energy consumption, better traceability and reduced traffic congestion, as well as traditional measures like on-shelf availability, cost reduction and financial performance.
The big question is: What impact will these new parameters have on the design of future supply chains? The ambition of this report is to provide relevant thinking, ideas and examples to help answer that question.
This new study follows an earlier report titled “2016: The Future Value Chain,” published by GCI, Capgemini and Intel. The integrated future supply chain model presented in the new study represents the tangible expression of the vision outlined in the earlier “2016″ report.
