For a business wanting to cultivate a better world, it all starts with the supply chain, says Carlos Londono, vice president of supply chain at restaurant chain Chipotle Mexican Grill.

A perspective from Infor Nexus about why supply chain inefficiencies persist, and what can be done about them.

Twenty-eight percent of those surveyed foresee a decline in container prices in August while another 30% think prices will remain unchanged.

Supply chain design technologies that identify and quantify risks at the supplier, facility, customer and network levels allow organizations to make better decisions.

The mass disruptions of the pandemic forced a broad acknowledgement that there’s a lot of waste in current supply chains, says Chris Pickett, COO at Flock Freight.

SCALI wants to make it easy for visitors to come in and see all the types of supply chain management technology in one place.

Companies can drive efficiencies and reduce costs by making several small changes across their supply chains. Here are five of them.

Shortages, shipping delays and logistics breakdowns are offering businesses an opportunity to achieve competitive advantage. 

As technology improves, vendors can be more flexible with packaging options, variety and regional shipping.

Getting started on digitizing your supply chain might seem intimidating, but it can all come together pretty quickly, says Jaymie Forrest, president and CEO of Activ Technologies, Inc.