Dairy supply chains are complex and require many groups to work together seamlessly to get milk products to market. From the dairy farmer to the processing plant and everyone in between, many steps are critical to getting the correct information out quickly.
Milk products are perishable, which means efficient supply chain practices are crucial in supplying healthy products to American families. Inefficient or ineffective supply chain practices and technologies can lead to supply chain breakdowns. Increased visibility into your supply chain data drives value and mitigates problems before they happen.
Automated supply chain tools that reduce manual data entry and ensure cooperatives, producers, processors, haulers, and labs are connected in real-time are essential to the future of dairy. Innovative, market-leading technologies enable the industry to get the right milk to the right place at the right time.
This webinar discussed:
- Considerations to make when planning a connected milk schedule
- How to execute your plan and monitor the progress in real-time
- What performance factors to consider after your day/week is complete
- How to take that data and improve for the following period
Presented By:
Featuring:
Daniel Jacoby
Senior Sales Leader, Milk Moovement
Jon King
Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer, Milk Moovement