Via Retailwire, the state of the Retail supply chains from Eft. At the link you can sign in and get the full report. Key takeaways below not new or unexpected, have existed for some time, details and solutions.
Eft’s 2020 State of Retail Supply Chain Report
In eft’s 2020 State of Retail Supply Chain Report, produced in partnership with Dassault Systems, over 300 retailers, manufacturers, logistics and technology enablers provided their expert insights on the key challenges facing the industry.
Key Takeaways from the report:
• Forecasting is a massive concern in retail supply chains with over 30% of retailers and manufacturers classing it as their biggest challenge
• Negligible if any improvement across all supply chain players when it comes to improving visibility for themselves and their customers
• A technology adoption lag from retailers and manufacturers is causing efficiency to be impaired – 61% of respondents felt that they were efficient enough for day-to-day operations but nothing more ... ' ..... '
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Monday, August 12, 2019
FDA Seeks Virtual Heart
Much akin to things like virtual twins, and high quality simulation systems. I remember work at USCD that aimed at constructing whole body systems that contained models of key components. we provided some support. Might be a good place to start based on learnings then.
FDA Seeks Virtual Heart to Test Medical Devices
NextGov.com
By Brandi Vincent
August 5, 2019
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working with French software company Dassault Systemes to develop a virtual model of the human heart for evaluating new medical devices and treatments. The project brief said, "The FDA intends to develop a generic medical device that will be virtually implanted in the whole human heart computational model." Researchers will design, build, and physically and virtually test this device on virtual populations and devise new techniques for integrating digital evidence from simulations with physical evidence from actual patients. The FDA's ultimate goal is to apply digital evidence and computer models to accelerate regulatory evaluation and approval, ahead of the market rollout of new medical solutions. ... "
... See related work at UCSD and Harvard (Wyss Institute for Bio Inspired Engineering) in a 2012 post. These used chip level simulation. ....
FDA Seeks Virtual Heart to Test Medical Devices
NextGov.com
By Brandi Vincent
August 5, 2019
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working with French software company Dassault Systemes to develop a virtual model of the human heart for evaluating new medical devices and treatments. The project brief said, "The FDA intends to develop a generic medical device that will be virtually implanted in the whole human heart computational model." Researchers will design, build, and physically and virtually test this device on virtual populations and devise new techniques for integrating digital evidence from simulations with physical evidence from actual patients. The FDA's ultimate goal is to apply digital evidence and computer models to accelerate regulatory evaluation and approval, ahead of the market rollout of new medical solutions. ... "
... See related work at UCSD and Harvard (Wyss Institute for Bio Inspired Engineering) in a 2012 post. These used chip level simulation. ....
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