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The influence of social media on consumer behaviour is undeniable. If you're a regular user of platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube, or have children who are, you've likely encountered the rapid rise of various social media trends.

As the UK approaches its next general election, the logistics and supply chain sector stands at a critical juncture.

According to Gartner, recent statistics highlight a modest alignment increase from 40% in 2019 to 41-44% today, with high-performing organisations reaching up to 71%.

Maintaining visibility is increasingly challenging as raw materials and goods move through a supply chain. Fragmentation, silos, and data deserts have persisted within many industries, hindering the seamless flow of data and insights.

In a recent episode with Femme Lead Podcast, Alexandra Ciobotaru had the pleasure of diving into the world of innovation and robotics with Oana Jinga, Co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer of Dexory, a pioneering robotics and data company based in Central London.

High-performance and high-quality supply chains thrive on a deep understanding of the flow of raw materials and goods. Visibility is at the core of this concept.

There are over tens of thousands of goods stored in a typical warehouse, with thousands moving in and out every day. Keeping track of this rapidly changing warehouse operation whilst utilising all the available storage space is extremely challenging and can often lead to errors, inefficiencies and extra costs.

It’s no secret that with the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, supply chains are becoming more efficient, resilient, and responsive. This transformation enables workers to shift their focus from repetitive and tedious tasks to more strategic and value-added activities.