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Why ISO Standards for Warehouse Work Should Be Reevaluated
Lower back pain is the second most common reason for a doctor visit, and costs the supply-chain industry around $100 billion per year. One of the leading culprits is the pushing and pulling that occurs in distribution facilities throughout the world.
Why U.S. Companies Are Moving Their Supply Chains From China to Mexico
The U.S.-China trade war already had American companies rethinking their relationships with Chinese manufacturers. Then came two additional nails in the coffin.
The Coronavirus Is Shattering Traditional Supply Chains
Having the flexibility to quickly adapt to abrupt supplier changes is key to surviving the crisis.
The Unrealized Benefits of Supply-Chain Serialization
With today's enterprise resource planning systems, companies can view aggregate shipping locations of each distributor, wholesaler and reseller. Most of the time, though, product tracking ends there.
Ready, Set, Deliver: Preparing Your Supply Chain for Same-Day Service
Same-day delivery isn’t a novel idea. Businesses routinely need an item that’s critically important right away — not tomorrow, not next week, but within hours.
Weathering the Virus Outbreak, Retailers Must Also Prepare for Its End
As bad as things might seem right now, the situation is temporary — and retailers must be prepared for the flood of consumer demand that will be released by economic recovery.
Improving Customer-Service Levels at the Shelf
Lack of visibility and control is thwarting organizations’ ability to make effective decisions and improve service.
It's Time to Address the Logistics Nightmare Still to Come
When the pandemic ends, the logistical problems will not.
What Social Distancing Means for Global Logistics
"Social distancing" could cause "supply-chain narrowing."
Six Top Supply-Chain Strategies for 2020
It’s no secret that today’s supply chains have become more complex than ever, with socioeconomic and market dynamics underscoring organizations’ need to respond to an outside-in, demand-driven world.
This 1965 Model for Weathering Business Conflict Still Holds Up
Strengthening strategic partnerships comes down to four developmental phases.
Five Legal Tools to Mitigate Manufacturing Risk
One of the best ways for a manufacturer to assess and reduce risk in its supply chain is to have in place strong legal terms with its suppliers.
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