Knowledge is defined as an 
acquaintance or familiarity gained by sight, experience, or report. Think of how much knowledge your supply chain has on processes, product design and operations that you may not be leveraging effectively. So how do you harness the collective knowledge of your supply chain?
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts
End to end, the supply chain is a massive entity with countless moving parts. The sheer nature of the supply chain makes it inherently difficult to coordinate, collaborate and learn. Here are 5 ways you can gather this dispersed insight with social learning:
1. Speed up communication with your partners, suppliers, resellers, manufacturers and retailers
2. Capture and retain best practices and insights on process improvements
3. Rapidly deploying training programs online reduces training costs
4. Collaborate instantly and securely with your extended enterprise
5. Connect directly with your customers so you can keep them informed
The virtual water cooler
Providing an online space where the varying parties of your supply chain can congregate, share ideas, and learn collectively is like having a virtual water cooler. A secure one at that! When internal and external parties can collaborate and connect without boundaries, productivity happens. Social learning can be so much more than a website you go to take training. The possibilities are endless.
A little about us….
Interactyx is the developer of the TOPYX, awarded Best Advance in Social Learning Technology by Brandon-Hall in 2010. TOPYX has integrated web conferencing and award winning collaboration tools into the traditional learning management system, bringing to market a flat-fee, unlimited-use model for this essential and exciting aspect of workforce-centric learning.
Learn more about social LMS, TOPYX!
Jeffrey A. Roth
Vice President, Marketing and Communications
Jeffrey.Roth@Interactyx.com
Interactyx Limited
interactyx.com
