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Digital transformation through the use of AI and machine learning will continue in the next 5-10 years as organizations continue to see the remarkable value of investing in intelligent and supportive technology.

Achieving success in the age of product personalization requires a holistic approach. Everyone from sales and marketing, to engineering, to supply chain and manufacturing needs to be ready to participate in a faster, more detailed and collaborative process – with modern technology at the core. This is the second blog post of a 3-part series that examines how industrial manufacturers can meet the increased demand for customized products.

Food and beverage manufacturers need to take a fresh approach to how they do business.

Why? Increasing consumer demand for greater product innovation and transparency, ever-increasing quality and compliance pressures, tighter profit margins, new channel opportunities, and a dynamic workforce are just some of the factors that are shifting market dynamics.

In today's competitive landscape, yesterday’s supply chains have had to adapt and change to respond to today’s consumer expectations of healthier choices, greater ingredient transparency, and the more options for online or e-commerce shopping.

The high-level issues facing food and beverage manufacturers today might feel like the same challenges the industry has been dealing with for years, but the context in which these challenges exist have changed dramatically.