Manufacturers Are Bleeding Profit from Avoidable Inefficiencies

Today’s manufacturing landscape is more volatile than ever—delays, shortages, and unexpected disruptions are the norm. Yet most manufacturers still operate without the external data they need to adapt in real time.

📉 59% of manufacturers faced shipping delays in 2022
📉 Up to 13% of profits lost due to supply chain disruption

If you’re not integrating external data into your production strategy, you’re falling behind.

Why External Data Gives You the Competitive Edge

✅ Identify supplier risk and delivery delays before they impact production
✅ Predict demand and align inventory to avoid overproduction
✅ Optimize labor and resource allocation for higher efficiency
✅ Boost resilience against market shifts and regulatory changes

How It Works

🔹 Use genetic algorithms to solve complex production optimization problems
🔹 Apply time-series analysis to forecast demand and align inventory
🔹 Leverage machine learning to optimize workforce planning
🔹 Monitor external data signals to anticipate supply chain risks and competitor moves

Real-World Impact: A 313% Revenue Surge

Flyer, a newcomer in the airline industry, used data-driven supply chain forecasting to increase revenue by 313% in a single quarter. By predicting demand and aligning inventory accordingly, they avoided stockouts and excess production—maximizing profitability and efficiency.

Data isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s your competitive advantage.

📩 Want to learn how to implement external data into your production planning?

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