Joel Lange, executive VP and general manager of Dow Jones Risk & Research, speculates about how the policies of a second Trump administration will affect trading patterns in 2025.

A case study featuring Josh Rowson, vice president of demand planning and replenishment at Princess Auto, and Darryl Landvater, a business advisor with Oliver Wight.

Santosh Nair, chief product officer with GEP, explains how artificial intelligence is helping to drive “orchestration” in the procurement function.

Tanzil Uddin, senior vice president of production at Manifest, offers a look at the 2025 presentation of the popular supply chain trade show, scheduled for February 10-12 in Las Vegas.

Pini Althaus, chief executive officer of Cove Capital, explains the ramifications of China’s recent ban on exports to the U.S. of certain critical materials.

Andrew Jackson, North America business development manager with AutoStore, details the right and the wrong way to automate a modern-day warehouse.

Jason Alexander, industrial policy senior analyst with RSM US, discusses how businesses will navigate the coming year in the face of higher tariffs on durable goods.

Lee Smith, leader of the International Trade and National Security Practice of Baker Donelson, discusses how the policies of the incoming Trump Administration are likely to impact supply chains.

Dan Swartz of Crowe LLP speculates on how the new Trump Administration will impact tariffs on China and other U.S. trading partners, as well as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Paul Debolt, government contracts practice group co-leader with Venable LLP, predicts how requirements for selling to the federal government will be impacted by the new administration.