How does a business get the word out about its good deeds, without succumbing to the practice of empty corporate “virtue-signaling”?

The future of procurement lies with artificial intelligence — and big changes are coming.

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.

COVID-19 forever changed supply chain executives’ mindset. At least that’s what we’ve been told by industry experts, in the years since the pandemic hit.

The old-school model of a medical device manufacturing supply chain just doesn’t cut it anymore.

Modern-day supply chains are obsessed with the goal of becoming resilient. But is that enough?

The role of chief technology officer has evolved significantly over the years, as businesses have come to rely more heavily on technological innovation for their very survival.

Less-than-truckload carrier PITT OHIO increases efficiency and reduces costs of its pickup, delivery and linehaul business by replacing outdated legacy systems with an AI-powered platform from Maven.

When it comes to the concept of supply chain “orchestration,” artificial intelligence is the new conductor.