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The Cognitive Ecosystem: A new beginning

The pandemic provides an opportunity for new strategies to navigate through uncertainty to a new beginning.

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The impact of COVID-19 is being felt in every business today. The time to recover to a pre-COVID state will vary from company to company based on their business models, industries and geographies. However, it provides an opportunity for an enterprise to determine new strategies and navigate through the uncertain times to a new beginning. Companies are at the crossroads as demand volatility increases and supply disruptions continue to shake the customer experience. Companies must respond to the market uncertainties faster than ever before.

An ecosystem centric cognitive supply chain can play a pivotal role in addressing the challenges. It can enable an engaging customer experience throughout the product journey—from product development and launch to booking an order to delivering the products and to providing after sales service. This requires the enterprise to detect the changes as soon as they occur, respond swiftly and ensure prevention of future recurrences.

Most organizations today face a disconnected ecosystem of multiple silos, enterprises and physical supply chains, as well as they are constantly challenged by unpredicted external forces. All of these cause disruptions and affect the customer experience. Efforts toward establishing a cognitive ecosystem promise a new beginning enabling organizations to seize the opportunity change offers.

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The impact of COVID-19 is being felt in every business today. The time to recover to a pre-COVID state will vary from company to company based on their business models, industries and geographies. However, it provides an opportunity for an enterprise to determine new strategies and navigate through the uncertain times to a new beginning. Companies are at the crossroads as demand volatility increases and supply disruptions continue to shake the customer experience. Companies must respond to the market uncertainties faster than ever before.

An ecosystem centric cognitive supply chain can play a pivotal role in addressing the challenges. It can enable an engaging customer experience throughout the product journey—from product development and launch to booking an order to delivering the products and to providing after sales service. This requires the enterprise to detect the changes as soon as they occur, respond swiftly and ensure prevention of future recurrences.

Most organizations today face a disconnected ecosystem of multiple silos, enterprises and physical supply chains, as well as they are constantly challenged by unpredicted external forces. All of these cause disruptions and affect the customer experience. Efforts toward establishing a cognitive ecosystem promise a new beginning enabling organizations to seize the opportunity change offers.

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