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Essential Workers Shafted by Ongoing Chip Shortage
Soaring car prices have the most impact on lower-paid employees who drive to work every day.
An American Toymaker Doubles Down on Sourcing in China During the Pandemic
A least one U.S. consumer-products manufacturer has no intention of giving up on China anytime soon.
A toddler plays with plastic toys. Photo: Getty.
Minimizing Retail Supply Chain Frustrations With a Strong Data Strategy
Supply chains are a bit like utilities: nobody notices them until problems arise. And here’s no escaping notice these days.
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Five Cold-Chain Logistics Challenges, and How to Solve Them
There's an urgent need for systems that optimize temperature-controlled logistics and detect damaged goods.
Mitigating the Retail Return Crisis Through Better Warehouse Staffing
Higher headcount doesn't necessarily equate to higher output.
Warehouse employees at work. Photo: Getty.
Building Security Into Your Digital Supply Chain
,Automation of supply chain processes has rapidly enabled the globalization of supply chains and brought new efficiencies. However, these are not new techniques, and can be somewhat of a double-edged sword.
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Five Trends Shaping the Service Sector This Year
The global pandemic forced many businesses to completely rethink their strategies and digital maturity – but for the service sector, change was well underway before this period of mass disruption.
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A Missing Link in the Pursuit of Supply Chain Resilience
Warning signs of supply chain disruption are often scattered across various databases, making them virtually invisible to executives.
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It’s a Generational Thing: Attracting Workers to Staff the Supply Chain
New generations of warehouse workers are not motivated purely by wages.
A warehouse worker uses a pallet jack to move boxes. Photo: Shutterstock.
How 'BODFS' Is Helping Retailers in the Last-Mile Delivery Race
Many omnichannel retailers are adopting the practice of buy online, deliver from store (BODFS) as a powerful strategy for staying competitive in the last mile.
An online shopper retrieves their package from the doorstep. Photo: Getty Images.
The Missing Cog in Turning Retail Stores Into Micro-Fulfillment Centers
It has never been more important for retailers to know the precise amount and location of their inventory.
New Approach to EDI Can Offset Supply Chain Pressures
"iPaaS"-enabled EDI allows users to see across their entire ecosystem in real time to manage complex supply chains, optimize processes and react to issues before they cause breakdowns.
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