Drowning in data is not always useful for organizations unless you know how to make sense of them for decision-making and understanding customers. When Microsoft went through a major transformation in their supply chain, they knew that analytics and data science would play a big role. Putting their data together allowed them to see a pattern, one that became even more relevant to predict trends and future behavior that ultimately helped them address their customers&apos; needs in the right way. Don&apos;t miss out on this insight and more from Dave Weinman, Director of Supply Chain Capabilities for Microsoft. Listen to our podcast now!

<description>&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Drowning in data is not always useful for organizations unless you know how to make sense of them for decision-making and understanding customers. When Microsoft went through a major transformation in their supply chain, they knew that analytics and data science would play a big role. Putting their data together allowed them to see a pattern, one that became even more relevant to predict trends and future behavior that ultimately helped them address their customers&amp;apos; needs in the right way. &lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;Don&amp;apos;t miss out on this insight and more from Dave Weinman, Director of Supply Chain Capabilities for Microsoft. Listen to our podcast now!&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Down To Freight

Beneath the Surface: Supply Chain Transformation at Microsoft with with David Weinman, Director of Supply Chain Capabilities at Microsoft

Beneath the Surface: Supply Chain Transformation at Microsoft with with David Weinman, Director of Supply Chain Capabilities at Microsoft

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