Sustainable Supply Chain Prescriptive analytics - what are they, and why would I want some (!) - a chat with Savi's Dr Heather Krieger
In this the 55th episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, and I spoke with Dr Heather Krieger the Principal Data Scientist at Savi Technology.
The last episode of the podcast where I chatted with David Vallejo about analytics proved to be very popular, so I thought a follow-up episode on the topic of prescriptive analytics would be of interest.
Heather brought me up-to-speed on what prescriptive analytics are, why anyone would want some, and how to go about getting them :)
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