Authored By: Anoop Prasad, Associate Director - Digital Manufacturing at Stellium Inc Real-time batch visibility, embedded quality, and scalable execution are no longer optional in process manufacturing. This article shares how SAP Digital Manufacturing was implemented in a live plant — and the practical takeaways process manufacturers should consider before
Verified By: Stellium’s Supply Chain Planning & Business Consulting Team, Anirban Majumdar, and Anoop Prasad Evolving from Physical Production to Predictive Intelligence Manufacturers today are no longer satisfied with visibility, they need foresight. While the concept of a Digital Twin is not new, its relevance and impact have evolved dramatically with the
Inside the Middle East’s Supply Chain Revolution with Stellium As Featured in Logistics Middle East, October 2025. Read the full feature in Logistics Middle East › “Over the next three to five years, Stellium will solidify as the region’s foremost advisory and transformation partner.” - Randeep Nambiar, CEO, Stellium Inc.
Reviewed and Verified by Head of Innovation at Stellium Rohit Kamath. "Why do some supply chains lead while others lag? The difference lies in how fast they harness innovation, and connect the ‘what’, ‘how’, and ‘where next’, enabling global leaders to transform their operations into future-ready growth engines." Innovation is
SAP Digital Manufacturing’s 2508 release is here, bringing a wave of enhancements designed to push production agility, operational visibility, and manufacturing intelligence to the next level. From machine learning model training for visual inspection to expanded automation capabilities, these updates empower manufacturers to integrate smarter, move faster, and deliver better
Why Can’t Warehouse Automation Wait…Manual tasks consume half of daily work hoursLabor shortages remain criticalSpace constraints hinder growthThe automation wave is gaining groundRobots are joining the team Warehouse automation is transforming supply chains worldwide, delivering new levels of efficiency, visibility, and agility. For CIOs, CXOs and CTOs in supply chain
"In the relentless pursuit of speed and accuracy, RFID isn't just tracking items; it's transforming warehouses into dynamic decision-making hubs when paired with SAP Extended Warehouse Management. This isn't just an upgrade, it's the strategic imperative for competitive advantage." This article explores how RFID integrates with SAP EWM to power
The true bottleneck in modern supply chains isn’t inventory shortages- it’s the gap between physical movement and digital awareness. When tracking systems can’t keep pace with the real-time movement of goods, every delay becomes harder to diagnose, and every disruption is more expensive. Even the smartest supply chains stall when
“The future of manufacturing lies in real-time connectivity between the shop floor and the top floor. SAP Digital Manufacturing delivers on this vision bridging operations and enterprise systems to drive agility, efficiency, and transformation.” Digital manufacturing is the engine powering digital transformation in today’s manufacturing and supply chain environments. By
Authored by Christina Demuth and Joe Montagna SAP Digital Manufacturing (DM) is SAP’s low-code, fully configurable, cloud-based MES. It enables streamlined operations and visibility across the entire manufacturing organization, connecting the shop floor to the top floor to optimize resources and efficiency. In this blog, we’ll give you some key
