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Blue Yonder improves global supply chain efficiency with Microsoft Azure

Blue Yonder's Luminate Control Tower, built on Microsoft Azure, is enhancing supply chain efficiency worldwide. The platform leverages AI-powered tools to provide visibility, predictions, and prescriptions for supply chain management. It helped address global challenges like the Suez Canal blockage by offering real-time insights and suggesting solutions to minimize disruptions. Over 3,000 businesses are using this solution, saving billions in costs and reducing inefficiencies.

Organization
Blue Yonder
Industry
Logistics
Published
September 2021

Reported outcomes

Strategic outcomes

Better decisions & insightImproved supply chain decision-makingSpeed & agilityEnabled real-time disruption responseCustomer experience & trustProvided actionable crisis visibilitySustainability & ESGReduced supply chain carbon emissions

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Use case focus

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  • 1Supply chain optimization
  • 2Predictive logistics
  • Supply chains are complex and contribute heavily to carbon emissions.
  • Incidents such as pandemics and global events disrupt logistics.
  • Loss of millions in the value of goods due to inefficiencies.
  • Need for real-time data and better predictions to prevent delays and disruptions.
  • Implemented Luminate Control Tower powered by Microsoft Azure AI and cloud technologies.
  • Used Azure's processing capabilities for real-time updates and predictions.
  • Provided alternative logistics plans during disruptions, like the Suez Canal blockage.
  • Created scenarios for better decision-making based on past trends and environmental factors.
  • Saved $100 billion in supply chain efficiencies for clients globally.
  • Reduced supply chain carbon emissions significantly.
  • Provided visibility and actionable prescriptions during crises.
  • Enabled companies to achieve better logistics planning and sustainability goals.
Architecture

Luminate Control Tower analyzes data from diverse sources like sensors and GPS through Microsoft Azure to predict logistics challenges, optimize routes, and suggest alternative suppliers.

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