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Google and J.B. Hunt Announce Strategic Partnership in Transportation and Logistics

February 19, 2021

Google and J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc., a North American transportation and logistics company, has announced a multi-year strategic alliance to accelerate J.B. Hunt's digital transformation and collaborate on supply chain platform technology.

Resilinc Launches Predictive Purchase Order On-Time Delivery Solution

February 17, 2021

SupplyChainBrain

Resilinc Corporation, a global supply chain monitoring, mapping and resiliency solution, recently announced the launch of its Predictive Purchase Order On-Time Delivery solution. The artificial intelligence powered tool predicts how a supplier will perform in the face of disruption by analyzing past events and on-time delivery data.

UST Launches Walk-In, Walk-Out Frictionless Shopping Solution

January 28, 2021

SupplyChainBrain

UST, a digital transformation solutions company, recently announced the launch of the UST Walk-In, Walk-Out frictionless shopping solution.

COVID-19 Delivers a Wakeup Call for Supply-Chain Risk Management

January 1, 2021

Riskmethods

The coronavirus pandemic has had a huge impact on global risk-management strategies. Many companies learned in 2020 that their supply chains weren’t prepared for a disruption of such massive scale. Now, they’re determined not to get caught short again.

Blume Global Introduces New Street Turns Solution for Ocean & Motor Carriers and IMCs

October 28, 2020

SupplyChainBrain

Blume Global, a provider of logistics and supply chain solutions, recently announced Blume Street Turns, a solution to optimize drayage operations and container utilization through the use of machine learning algorithms.

Supply-Chain Automation: A Vision That’s Becoming Reality

October 15, 2020

Pushkar Dixit, SCB Contributor

This three-step approach to automating tasks can improve operational performance throughout the supply chain.

What’s That Smell? A Machine Can Tell

October 12, 2020

Robert J. Bowman, SupplyChainBrain

Today’s computers have the equivalent of human eyes, ears, mouths and limbs. Why not noses as well?

Port of Rotterdam Pilot Uses AI Microgrid to Trade Renewables

October 6, 2020

Bloomberg

The Port of Rotterdam is testing technology to manage and trade renewable energy consumption, finding the effort has already made a significant cost savings.

Applying Blockchain and Machine Learning to Drug Supply Chains

October 6, 2020

Daniel Browning, SCB Contributor

For many years, pharmaceutical companies have struggled to track products through the supply chain. This drawback has made it easy for counterfeiters to introduce fake drugs into the market.