Data & Analytics Research Center

The data and analytics resource page centralizes information that is dedicated to Institute for Supply Management®’s data & analytics research.

The resource center gathers together research resources, news and information that will help you learn more about ISM’s data and analytics research and data and analytics within supply chain and supply management. Share your experience and join the conversation by asking questions through our social channels or contacting us at ask@ismworld.org.

ISM RESEARCH SAYS...

The Institute for Supply Management® conducted a data and analytics survey between July 13 and August 3, 2022 and focused on various aspects of data and analytics within the profession. Below are some highlights.

85%

Agree or strongly agree that data governance is a necessity.

58%

Report that data considerations are given top priority.

56%

Of respondents say they have a dedicated data governance function.

34%

Say that data governance is an enterprise-level endeavor.

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ISM Data & Analytics Research

 

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Articles

Coding Knowledge Can Aid Supply Chain Decisions — and Opportunities

February 13, 2023

Raw data alone won’t provide the insights necessary for real changes to occur. Employees with the tools to wrangle, clean, and visualize millions of bytes of data is becoming a pivotal skill within supply chains.