With more new CBAM sustainability legislation coming into force in the EU, the fashion industry could see a complete reshaping of business norms and industry dynamics as part of the demand for decarbonisation. At the same time, AI and copyright laws continue their tug-of-war, awaiting the outcome of inevitable litigation.
In an unpredictable economic climate, fashion must learn to be proactive at the same time as building the data foundations that allow it to react in record time. This means working from dynamic, live data - not static spreadsheets. How can we get there?
It's no longer a question of if AI will become an integral part of enterprise systems like PLM, but a question of when and how the positive impacts will be realised.
In such a fast-paced industry, it’s time to ask whether the drive for faster delivery is worth the investment? In the second instalment in a two-part series, Mansi Kamdar discusses the investments companies are making to enable faster delivery, the challenges and risks associated with large-scale investment, and the need to balance speed with sustainability and responsibility.
Across the fashion value chain, 3D tools and digital assets are changing the way designers, developers, manufacturers, and marketing teams work. Read the latest guide from SOURCING at MAGIC and The Interline to discover why the benefits of digital workflows are so compelling.
The commercial argument for AI is compelling, but a feeling of apprehension remains among creative professionals. Fashion is now tasked with finding a way to embrace and harness AI for more than just operational efficiency.
We talk to Helene Behrenfeldt of Infor about the changing definition of PLM and how broad supply chain visibility can be focused into product-level impact assessment and management.
Building end-to-end workflows on the foundation of true Digital Twins could be the key that helps to unlock sustainability, customer experience, streamlined product design, and supply chain transparency and efficiency.
Birkenstock’s IPO could signify a shift in the fashion industry and capital markets; exemplifying DTC and tech-driven strategies as tools for resilience and adaptability.
Proof of value is an indispensable tool for justifying software implementations, driving continuous improvements, measuring ROI and cultivating a culture of success in the competitive world of fashion and sewn products.
From the existential threat of climate change, to stringent sustainability legislation, complex supply chain risk, high input costs, and an unpredictable consumer and wholesale market, survival in fashion today means overcoming an interlocking grid of challenges. Against that backdrop, what does it mean for PLM to continue to deliver as both a bedrock of stability and an enabler for wider digital transformation?
We talk to Jeff Fedor about how Bamboo Rose's modern PLM platform is transforming the product lifecycle, empowering designers, and enabling brands to comply with ESG/CSR regulations.
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