A look at how supply chains have been disrupted by the war in Ukraine, along with tips on how to mitigate the conflict's impact with the help of artificial intelligence and analytics.

The best-laid plan means nothing if you can’t execute on it.

In a race to fortify their supply chains, leading manufacturers are realizing value from digital transformation beyond the factory floor.

Without normalized cleansed data, it's impossible to understand your actual costs across carriers, modes, and regions.

Sustainability is also a global business opportunity to demonstrate environmental and social accountability in more meaningful and transparent ways. Customers expect it, governments mandate it, and marketplaces reward it.

Just a few years ago, predictive supply chains seemed out of reach. Now, relying on manual processes could be costing you time and money. Are you ready to leave inefficient methods behind?

For many years, manufacturers have prioritized strategies such as just-in-time manufacturing and supply chain management.

In today's fast-paced business environment, product developers are tasked with generating more complex products at faster rates and lower costs.

Just-in-time and Lean inventory strategies might have served their purpose in the past, but supply chains today are shifting their collective mindset to brace themselves against unanticipated disruptions, says Christine Barnhart, vice president of strategy and GTM with Verusen.

Procurement has traditionally struggled to attract top talent, but new technology promises to help.