Chris Demetroulis, managing director of the transportation practice at Gallagher, details some of the biggest risks that supply chains face today, and how the insurance market is responding.

In an ideal world, every shipment moves seamlessly, capacity is easy to find, every mode runs on time, and there are no disruptions. But we don’t live in an ideal world.

As the bad actors become more sophisticated, logistics-focused organizations must step up their efforts to detect and combat freight fraud. 

When it comes to effective cybersecurity, manufacturers are way behind the curve.

The first mile lays the foundation for everything that follows, influencing costs, efficiency and overall supply resilience.

Artificial intelligence is widely recognized today as a crucial tool for maintaining manufacturing efficiency and profitability.

Following are six reasons why pharmaceutical and life sciences companies must prioritize track-and-trace technology in their logistics operations in 2025.

Forward-thinking business leaders are viewing their broader sustainability efforts, and carbon accounting in particular, as critical components of their strategies to drive long-term business growth and success. 

To avoid or minimize the damage that supply chain disruptions can cause, it’s important for companies to assess potential risks and develop a plan to manage them. 

In the last 50 years, purchasing has transformed from a transactional role into one that’s more strategic, aligned with long-term business requirements.