Cross-docking, is a logistics method of having goods enter and exit the facility without ever being put in storage. Whilst this method removes loading and pick up operations from warehousing staff, it does so at the expense of the flexibility offe...
A video tutorial explaining how to fire a tag according to an entry page.
A video tutorial showing how you can create personas within Matomo Analytics.
With calls for environmental stewardship louder than ever in the business community, Bitcoin miners are frequently turning to renewable energy sources. Daniel Roberts is C-CEO of Iris Energy which mines Bitcoin with renewable energy in Australia. ...
In this episode, we are honored to welcome Lora Cecere, the founder of Supply Chain Insights and expert industry analyst with over 35 years of diverse experience in the field to discuss Starting a Career in Supply Chain and the attractive opportun...
A video explaining how the Matomo team is using Github.com in order to communicate about how the team is working.
Time series are one of the most basic and versatile mathematical tools used in business to support statistical models and consist of a series of data points linked to a particular point in time. Time series are frequently used to model anything ...
Differentiable Programming (DP) is a generative paradigm used to engineer a broad class of statistical models, which happen to be excellently suited for predictive supply chain challenges. DP supersedes almost all the “classic” forecasting literat...
A quick video showing a nice tip about how to make your favorite reports accessible by default within Matomo Analytics.
A simple tutorial showing how to create mini custom reports with custom dimensions without breaking the bank.
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) refers to a class of enterprise software that supports and keeps track of the routine operations for a company, and tracks its resources, such as cash flow, raw materials, work in progress, end products, client o...
The supply chain for hard luxury (high end jewellery and watches) is defined by unique challenges. Unlike how most products are otherwise generally mass produced, each piece of hard luxury is either unique or part of a limited collection. Even tho...
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In this episode we are joined by Dr. John Gattorna, one of the most respected supply chain thought leaders in the world and whose work has influenced many of today’s leading corporations. We discuss the importance of a supply chain strategy th...
The main goal in the spare parts industry is to minimize the downtime of your valuable assets such as: aircrafts, vessels, oil rigs, wind turbines, generators, manufacturing equipment and heavy machinery. Whenever an asset needs repair or maintena...
Talk by Anthony Sheldon for the Bay Area Haskell Users Group (BAHUG) virtual meetup on May 2, 2020. Meetup link: https://www.meetup.com/Bay-Area-Haskell-Users-Group/events/270204729/ NoRedInk, a San Francisco company that uses Haskell, kindly o...
Talk by Chris McKinlay of Formation for the Bay Area Haskell Users Group (BAHUG), December 11 2018. In this talk, Chris goes through some battle hardened design patterns for working with multiple ML frameworks in a seamless and simple manner. ...
Talk by Stephan Boyer at the Bay Area Haskell Users Group (BAHUG) meetup at Formation, December 11 2018. Have you ever wanted to formally prove an algorithm correct or a theorem true? This talk will show you how! We'll cover the fundamentals of...
Max Tagher gave a talk at the August 2018 Bay Area Haskell Users Group meeting on Cryptonite, a repository on cryptographic primitives such as ciphers, hash functions, and more. Demo Source Code: https://github.com/MaxGabriel/cryptonite-talk/tr...
Mark Fine gives a talk at the Bay Area Haskell Users Group about discussing how to use the Shake build system as a replacement for make files. Also available on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORNXD_7arsk For more information on our...
Conor McBride gives a talk at the Bay Area Haskell Users Group about writing containers in Haskell. A container is a functor with a "shapes and positions" presentation: the contained values are given as the image of a function from positions, but ...
Gabriel Gonzalez walks through how to set up a simple continuous integration server using Haskell, Nix, and AWS for the Bay Area Haskell Users Group (BAHUG) meeting on March 22nd, 2018. You can find the code for the fully worked example here: h...
Sergi Winitzki provides an overview of the curry-toward correspondence and how to use it to generate code from type signatures for the Bay Area Haskell Users Group (BAHUG) meeting March 22nd, 2018. Slides are available here: https://github.com...
In 2020, a team at Lokad achieved No5 over 909 competing teams at the M5, a worldwide forecasting competition. However, at the SKU aggregation level, those forecasts landed No1. Demand forecasting is of primary importance for supply chain. The app...