New Data Shows 40% Quality Improvement — Supply Chain Tools and Techniques

Emre Yılmaz, Aylin Demir, Okan Korkmaz — Sat, 05 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0300

Since 2013, the digital transformation of supply chain management has changed the paradigm of how business works and is with the help of recent studies, it has a notably positive impact on the competitive performance (β1 = 0.24). They are no longer simple tracking systems, but complex solutions that bring in measurable efficiency and visibility improvements to the supply chain.Walmart and Maersk are given as examples of companies that show the great impact that the digital integration in supply chain operations can produce. Modern supply chain capabilities help you to have transparent inventory management and succeed in their success stories. Moreover, the evidence from 408 Chinese manufacturing firms is confirmed that supply chain collaboration and visibility directly strengthen resilience.The integration of IoT devices has helped a great extent in enhancing the operational availability of the devices and well as improving the efficiency through real time tracking and monitoring. On top of this, predictive analytics and AI has also picture demand forecasting and has allowed businesses to optimize its inventory levels and predictively predict the market trends. Further in this article, we will look at how advanced tools and techniques are leading to the quality improvements and changing the approach to supply chain management for the future.

Building Excellence in Education through Evidence-Based Practice

Nikola Jovanović, Maja Petrović, Marko Ilić — Wed, 09 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0300

Did you know that only a third of the efforts make it to bring a new educational program into their roll out? In reality, most school based programs are only implemented with some fidelity, meaning less than 25-50% of school based programs are implemented in a way that achieves the intended result with regard to the student or the school (Nagy 2011). This sets the stage for why we need to a more methodical approach in putting these educational innovations into practice.The implementation science framework is exactly such a place where we began. As researchers and educators, we have identified more than 70 implementation strategies in use that will work to adopt evidence based practices in schools. Yet, it’s no quick fix – usually takes 2 to 3 years of continuous work and watching all organizational levels to succeed.We know that getting good intentions to come to fruition in the complex educational system will require more than that. And that is where this article comes in, we will look at some of the ways in which implementation science can help close the research to practice gap in education, take a deeper look at proven frameworks for success, and offer practical strategies for educators and administrators, who yearn to make lasting positive change in their school.

National Journal of Quality, Innovation, and Business Excellence

New Data Shows 40% Quality Improvement — Supply Chain Tools and Techniques

Building Excellence in Education through Evidence-Based Practice