Spencer Hirsch

A newly published feature on Logistics Business highlights the executive vision shaping Manhattan’s direction, featuring perspectives from across the organization, such as Eric Clark, Henri Seroux, Brian Kinsella, and Sanjeev Siotia. Their viewpoints underscore how companies modernizing their ERP or rethinking legacy stacks are looking for solutions that unify planning, transportation, order orchestration, store operations, and distribution on a cloud-native foundation. They also speak to the growing importance of sustainability, AI-enabled knowledge sharing, and the significant opportunity emerging in supply chain planning. A clear snapshot of how Manhattan’s leadership sees the next horizon for connected, intelligent supply chain performance. Read it here: https://bit.ly/4raqekc #MAExchange

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Costco’s streamlined SKU strategy and Kirkland focus aim to boost agility and resilience against tariffs, leveraging smarter sourcing and supplier flexibility. #costco #privatelabel #supplychainstrategy https://lnkd.in/gfVb4nkX

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IFS customer, Suzuki Garphyttan, is embracing #IndustrialAI driven demand forecasting and MSO simulation to optimize production, reduce waste and adapt to shifting market demands, especially as the automotive sector transitions to electrification. Powered by IFS.ai, the company is transforming its planning and manufacturing processes with predictive insights and real-time scheduling, driving agility, #sustainability and smarter decision-making. Learn more: https://ifs.link/neKQsd

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Lack of supply visibility is costing health systems more than they realize. Many hospitals still rely on inconsistent storage, manual counting, and fragmented replenishment workflows. These gaps make it difficult to see what supplies are actually available, what’s running low, and what needs to be reordered—leading to unnecessary waste, over‑stocking, and time lost searching for items. BlueBin Inc. —now part of Capsa Healthcare—brings a proven, Kanban‑based approach that gives health systems clearer, more predictable visibility into their clinical supply inventory. Its visual two‑bin methodology is trusted by more than 300 healthcare facilities nationwide and helps ensure the right supplies reach the right place at the right time. The impact is measurable: 📉 7% reduction in supply costs 📦 15% lower inventory holdings ⚙️ 30% efficiency gains By integrating BlueBin into the broader Capsa ecosystem, health systems can strengthen systemwide replenishment workflows and reduce the time clinical teams spend looking for supplies—so they can stay focused on patient care, not inventory checks. Learn more about BlueBin by Capsa Healthcare: https://lnkd.in/g3HDfM3T

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