How should U.S. supply chains respond to China's threat to cut off access to critical minerals? Carrie Wibben Kaupp, president of Exiger, stresses the need for multi-tier visibility.

Behind the familiar headlines about supply chain disruption, a quieter threat continues to destabilize supplier networks: late payments.

Analog and manual processes won’t suffice today, and organizations must adopt advanced technologies to effectively monitor and manage assets and inventory as they travel across borders.

Threats to supply chain security are everywhere these days. But the best weapon for dealing with them consists of data that’s readily at hand.

A lot of money is riding on getting this healthy food shipper’s cold chain right. An added layer of temperature monitoring helps everyone involved keep cool.

The acquisition will add about 5,600 customers to WiseTech and is expected to add to earnings-per-share in the first year.

Colby Cavanaugh, senior vice president of marketing at Seagull Software, argues that item-level traceability improves operational efficiency, mitigates risk, enhances sustainability and boosts customer satisfaction.

As extreme weather events increase in frequency and severity, supply chain resilience becomes essential for long-term business continuity.

Newsflash: A trade war is upon us.

How can companies achieve the ambitious goal of a "unified" supply chain, with total visibility across functions? A perspective from two executives with EPG: Peter Bollinger, chief executive officer, and Al Rivet, vice president sales.