NOB DATA Launches "NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)" to Visualize Logistics Changes with Public Information and AI
NOB DATA Inc. has launched the "NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)" which visualizes logistics changes using public information and AI. This report integrates external information such as geopolitical risks and transportation status to support decision-making for corporate procurement, logistics, and management planning departments.
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NOB DATA Inc. (Headquarters: Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture; Representative Director: Nobuaki Oshiro), which supports companies in solving business challenges through data analysis and AI technology, has begun offering the "NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)" which utilizes public information and AI to grasp and organize the logistics situation in Japan and globally.
This report integrates external information affecting logistics, such as geopolitical risks, transportation status, and energy trends, and organizes and provides it in a format that is easy for corporate procurement, logistics, and management planning departments to use for decision-making.
In conjunction with this, NOB DATA has also started offering sample reports, free consultations (60 minutes), free study sessions, and email newsletter distribution, aiming to support the advancement of judgment based on changes in the external environment while reducing the burden of information gathering for on-site operations.
■ Background (Challenges companies face in grasping logistics information)
In recent years, due to increasing geopolitical risks and supply chain instability, the impact of logistics delays and supply constraints on corporate management has become even greater.
On the other hand, in corporate procurement and logistics departments, because related information is diverse, challenges such as time-consuming information gathering, judgment becoming dependent on individuals, and difficulty in fully grasping changes in the external environment have become apparent.
To address these challenges, NOB DATA has started offering this report as a mechanism to organize "what is happening now and what assumptions should be made for judgment," not merely as information gathering or summarization, by combining public information (OSINT) and AI.
■ Overview of "NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)"
"NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)" is a report that comprehensively collects and organizes multiple public information sources that affect logistics, enabling companies to quickly grasp the necessary perspectives for decision-making.
It does not simply list news, but organizes which changes may affect logistics, what judgment points exist, and which options should be considered.
■ Report Contents
Summary
Logistics Sector Sufficiency Rate (Trucks/Fuel, Regional Logistics, Urban Logistics, Delivery/E-commerce)
Logistics Functions (Indirect Procurement, Vehicle Operation, Regional Delivery, Urban Delivery)
Resource Availability (Naphtha/Total Petroleum, Actual Logistics Fuel Delivered)
Structural Insights
Future Risks (2-4 weeks)
On-site Actions (Short-term, Mid-term)
Most Important Insights
■ Key Features
1. Visualize logistics impact based on public information
It comprehensively organizes external information such as geopolitics, transportation, and energy, and compiles it into a format that makes it easy to understand the impact on logistics.
2. Not just news summaries, but organized judgment points and options
It clarifies the key issues that companies should consider as a premise for decision-making, rather than just listing events.
3. Procurement, logistics, and management planning departments can grasp the overall picture in a short time
It is structured to allow important changes to be grasped while reducing the burden of information gathering for on-site operations, making it easy to use in daily work.
4. Continuous improvement by reflecting user feedback as a beta version
Currently offered as a beta version, we will continue to improve the content, presentation, and accuracy based on feedback from users.
■ Intended User Companies/Departments
This report is intended for use by the following companies/departments in particular:
Procurement departments
Logistics departments
Management planning departments
Companies that want to understand external changes across the entire supply chain
Companies where information gathering and situation assessment tend to depend on specific personnel
■ Positioning of the Beta Version
This report organizes the "most consistently explainable base case at present" based on public information.
It does not guarantee a specific future, but aims to support companies in organizing their assumptions and considering options for decision-making.
NOB DATA will continue to improve accuracy and evolve into a form of decision-making support that is easy to use in corporate practice.
■ Comment from Nobuaki Oshiro, Representative Director, NOB DATA Inc.
"The external environment surrounding logistics is changing due to multiple intertwined factors such as geopolitics, transportation, energy, and market conditions. On-site, information gathering itself often takes time, leading to overlooking important changes or judgments becoming dependent on individuals. The 'NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)' that we have just launched utilizes public information and AI to organize what needs to be understood now and what points should be assumed for judgment. We hope it will be utilized as a foundation for improving the quality of decision-making, rather than just a report for viewing information."
This report integrates external information affecting logistics, such as geopolitical risks, transportation status, and energy trends, and organizes and provides it in a format that is easy for corporate procurement, logistics, and management planning departments to use for decision-making.
In conjunction with this, NOB DATA has also started offering sample reports, free consultations (60 minutes), free study sessions, and email newsletter distribution, aiming to support the advancement of judgment based on changes in the external environment while reducing the burden of information gathering for on-site operations.
■ Background (Challenges companies face in grasping logistics information)
In recent years, due to increasing geopolitical risks and supply chain instability, the impact of logistics delays and supply constraints on corporate management has become even greater.
On the other hand, in corporate procurement and logistics departments, because related information is diverse, challenges such as time-consuming information gathering, judgment becoming dependent on individuals, and difficulty in fully grasping changes in the external environment have become apparent.
To address these challenges, NOB DATA has started offering this report as a mechanism to organize "what is happening now and what assumptions should be made for judgment," not merely as information gathering or summarization, by combining public information (OSINT) and AI.
■ Overview of "NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)"
"NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)" is a report that comprehensively collects and organizes multiple public information sources that affect logistics, enabling companies to quickly grasp the necessary perspectives for decision-making.
It does not simply list news, but organizes which changes may affect logistics, what judgment points exist, and which options should be considered.
■ Report Contents
Summary
Logistics Sector Sufficiency Rate (Trucks/Fuel, Regional Logistics, Urban Logistics, Delivery/E-commerce)
Logistics Functions (Indirect Procurement, Vehicle Operation, Regional Delivery, Urban Delivery)
Resource Availability (Naphtha/Total Petroleum, Actual Logistics Fuel Delivered)
Structural Insights
Future Risks (2-4 weeks)
On-site Actions (Short-term, Mid-term)
Most Important Insights
■ Key Features
1. Visualize logistics impact based on public information
It comprehensively organizes external information such as geopolitics, transportation, and energy, and compiles it into a format that makes it easy to understand the impact on logistics.
2. Not just news summaries, but organized judgment points and options
It clarifies the key issues that companies should consider as a premise for decision-making, rather than just listing events.
3. Procurement, logistics, and management planning departments can grasp the overall picture in a short time
It is structured to allow important changes to be grasped while reducing the burden of information gathering for on-site operations, making it easy to use in daily work.
4. Continuous improvement by reflecting user feedback as a beta version
Currently offered as a beta version, we will continue to improve the content, presentation, and accuracy based on feedback from users.
■ Intended User Companies/Departments
This report is intended for use by the following companies/departments in particular:
Procurement departments
Logistics departments
Management planning departments
Companies that want to understand external changes across the entire supply chain
Companies where information gathering and situation assessment tend to depend on specific personnel
■ Positioning of the Beta Version
This report organizes the "most consistently explainable base case at present" based on public information.
It does not guarantee a specific future, but aims to support companies in organizing their assumptions and considering options for decision-making.
NOB DATA will continue to improve accuracy and evolve into a form of decision-making support that is easy to use in corporate practice.
■ Comment from Nobuaki Oshiro, Representative Director, NOB DATA Inc.
"The external environment surrounding logistics is changing due to multiple intertwined factors such as geopolitics, transportation, energy, and market conditions. On-site, information gathering itself often takes time, leading to overlooking important changes or judgments becoming dependent on individuals. The 'NOB DATA SCI (Supply Chain Intelligence) Report (Beta Version)' that we have just launched utilizes public information and AI to organize what needs to be understood now and what points should be assumed for judgment. We hope it will be utilized as a foundation for improving the quality of decision-making, rather than just a report for viewing information."