Data streaming is a methodology for continuously collecting, transforming, and processing data as it is generated or received, making it available for real-time action or analysis. It differs from batch processing, which involves transforming data at periodic intervals. Data streaming technologies are widely applicable to all stages of the supply chain, including product development and sourcing, distribution, and product regeneration. Organizations such as Walmart, GEP Worldwide, and Michelin leverage Confluent's data streaming platform to improve their supply chain efficiency, agility, and responsiveness. Applications include real-time demand forecasting, supplier discovery and management, predictive maintenance, transport management, customer support, and environmental sustainability initiatives. For instance, a grocery business can use computer vision-aided stock monitoring with Confluent to analyze product images, identify quality grades, and provide guidance on actions such as keeping or removing items from inventory. By enabling real-time data processing and analysis, data streaming is transforming the supply chain ecosystem toward increased efficiency, resilience, and agility.