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Technology: Page 34
AI Is Creating a New Kind of Bottleneck in Supply Chains
A supply chain is a network of interdependent flows. When one node accelerates, it changes the pressure on adjacent ones.
Japan Airlines to Trial Humanoid Robots for Ground Handling
The push for humanoid robots comes in response to larger concerns over a labor shortage, stemming from a bump in inbound tourism and a dip in Japan's working-age population.
AI Will Kill Your Organization – But Not the Way You Think
AI won’t kill organizations because the technology is too powerful. It will kill them because most are weaker, blurrier and less disciplined than they think.
‘Smart’ Glasses Are Back: First, for the Warehouse. Then, Consumers
Younger workers have little problem adopting the smart glasses, and their easy acceptance is motivating older colleagues to do the same, albeit a little more slowly.
What Carriers Should Actually Expect From AI in Their TMS
The question carriers need to answer is whether the AI in their current platform is actually doing the work, or just along for the ride.
When Broken Portals Disrupt the Supply Chain
Supply chain leaders rely on digital systems to coordinate inventory and shipments, and help manage supplier relationships.
Podcast | The Challenge of Getting ‘First-Mile’ Visibility of Soft Commodities
Getting “first-mile” visibility of soft commodities is a hard problem.
Supply Chain Startup Wins Pitch Competition at Business School
Started in 1997, Be Your Own Boss Bowl is a pitch competitions for young entrepreneurs.
What Late Payments Are Really Telling You
When you use your AR metrics to identify upstream operational issues, you’re creating a smarter cash system that improves cash flow and better predicts liquidity.
Aravo Launches AI Capability to Automate Third-Party Risk Management
New embedded AI agents are designed to automate manual processes, access real-time data, and improve transparency and auditability of decision-making.
War Shortage of Helium Looms for Hi-Tech Manufacturers, Others
There are only 14 helium refineries worldwide, and helium
supply was already rapidly shrinking
before the current interruptions to sources in Qatar.
Watch: Why Annual Parcel Budgets Are Broken — and How to Fix Them
Companies can't set their shipping budgets based entirely on what they did last year — that's a "recipe for disaster," says Brad McBride, CEO with Zero Down.
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