As talk of reopening the economy picks up steam, manufacturers and retailers face a whirlwind of decisions.

Optimizer in Anaplan makes it easy to fulfill global demand in the most efficient and profitable way possible.

In order to balance inventory levels while anticipating customer needs, retailers must implement a unified approach to product, cross-channel and customer strategy.

Brands and wholesalers assume that many of their retail partners won’t survive the pandemic, and they're moving their products to Amazon.

Consumer goods companies must ensure their supply chains remain in the driver’s seat.

Preparing your supply chain for sustainable business performance in the aftermath of COVID-19 requires awareness of multi-modal transportation trends affecting your ability to manage cost and customer service.

The solutions that have worked in the past — increasing inventory, adding capacity at different locations and diversifying suppliers — are just scratching the surface when it comes to having a truly resilient supply chain.

As companies describe how they weathered a quarter most people would like to forget, here are some other examples of how big supply chains are holding up.

Benchmark your freight performance with the latest national and regional shipping volumes and expenditures.

Until the coronavirus started its march across the globe, 2020 looked to be the year when meaningful plastic-use restrictions would finally take hold.