IBM aids ADI

IBM and Analog Devices, a leading semiconductor manufacturer, have announced the completion of an engineering and design collaboration on a customised supply chain solution.

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. (ADI), a leading semiconductor manufacturer, have announced the completion of an engineering and design collaboration on a customised, highly-integrated supply chain solution.

As part of the project, IBM and ADI engineers worked together to customise a suite of supply chain planning tools and software to enable ADI to accurately model its supply chain and optimise production plans to match customer demand.

The project was led by IBM engineers within the Technology Collaborations Solutions group using IBM’s Operational Framework for Advanced Supply Chain Planning software solution as a platform. The engineering team also collaborated with supply chain experts from IBM's internal supply chain, who shared best practices on how the company maintains a low inventory while meeting customer expectation.

Anthony Yu, Vice President of Semiconductor Industry in IBM’s Engineering & Technology Services division, said, “In the labs, warehouse and data centre, IBM engineers worked side by side with ADI engineers to apply IBM’s industry knowledge and intellectual property to help ADI improve their overall business processes.”

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