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Airbus Predicts Asia to Lead Air Traffic Boom in Coming Decades
Airbus expects global installed fleets to more than double through 2042 to 46,560 aircraft, with 23,680 planes representing growth and 17,170 going toward the replacement of older jets.
Hamburg, Germany. January 2023. Photo: Morris MacMatzen/Getty Images/Bloomberg
Supply Chain Planning Must Become Decision-Centric
The environment in which chief supply chain officers find themselves has changed significantly in recent years, but most organizations have failed to adjust their approach to planning.
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Watch: Proximo Spirits' Journey to Decision Intelligence: A Case Study
Luis Gonzalez, global supply chain director of Proximo Spirits, a subsidiary of Becle, relates the company's search for a decision-intelligence tool, and its partnership with Aera Technology.
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Supply Chain Forecasting: The Machine Learning Revolution
Machine learning, a subset of artificial intelligence, is a game-changer that allows businesses to transcend outdated methods and transform the way they operate.
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Biden Administration Pledges $192mn for Battery Recycling Initiatives
As of June 13, 2023, the Biden-Harris Administration has pledged almost $3 billion toward domestic battery manufacturing and recycling efforts.
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GM Investing Over $630mn in Fort Wayne Assembly Plant
Since 2013, GM has invested over $31 billion in U.S. manufacturing and parts distribution including $2 billion in the Fort Wayne Assembly plant.
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Watch: The Role of Demand Planning in Agility
Supply chains have always had to contend with disruptions, and that will not stop, says Lusi Zheng, senior director, advisory at Gartner. That's why planners must remain agile.
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Watch: CSCOs Are Solving Inventory Challenges
Bill Benton, co-founder of Gains, details why planning processes don't meet and solve inventory challenges.
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Toyota Indus Halts Production Due to Supply Chain Issues
In an official notice sent to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, Toyota Indus said it would shut down production from June 3 through June 8, 2023.
Toyota Highlander. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. March 11, 2018. Photo: iStock.com/helen89
Boeing Refused to Give Cost Data for 11,000 Replacement Parts, Pentagon Says
The data denials of 10,659 items under a single contract reportedly accounted for 97% of such refusals by contractors during negotiations from October 2020 to September 2021.
David Calhoun, president and chief executive officer of the Boeing Co., during the US Chamber of Commerce's Global Aerospace Summit in Washington, D.C., US, on Thursday, Sept 15, 2022. Photo: Bloomberg
Boeing CEO Warns Supply-Chain Constraints Could Last ‘Very Long Time’
Boeing CEO David Calhoun made the comments about supply chain constraints May 23 during a Qatar Economic Forum panel held in Doha.
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New Business Models Require New Supply Chains
Digital capabilities are creating smarter and better-informed customers, both in the B2B and B2C spaces.
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