Posts by:
Forecasting in manufacturing is the backbone of efficient operations, cost control, and long-term business sustainability. Without accurate forecasting, manufacturers risk stockouts, excess inventory, and wasted resources.
As the final quarter of 2025 approaches, procurement and inventory managers face mounting pressure to clear excess and obsolete (E&O) stock, balance budget sheets, and make room for next year’s inventory. With carrying costs eating up 15–30% of total inventory value annually, unsold goods are more than just dead weight; they’re draining profit margins
Earlier this September, our Head of Growth, Morag Dine, attended Sustainability LIVE in London, a two-day event dedicated to accelerating sustainable business practices. With thought leaders and experts from across global industries, the event emphasised the importance of sustainability for businesses to stay competitive, resilient, and to achieve long-term growth.
After a turbulent few years of downturn, the semiconductor industryis finally bouncing back. Global sales are projected to soar to$637 billion by the end of 2025,setting the stage for the sector to achieve an ambitious $1 trillion goal by 2030.
From shifting tariffs to evolving supply chain strategies and the accelerating demand for AI components, the first half of the year has been anything but predictable.
