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Five Ways to Secure the Supply Chain in Times of Conflict
Organizations and suppliers together must form a collective resilience that proactively neutralizes cyber risks as they manifest.
Considering Warehouse Bots? Remember These Four T's
If you’re considering implementing mobile robotics, keep in mind these four essential “T’s” as you design and execute your strategy.
How 'PUDO' Boosts Last-Mile Efficiency
As shipping rates soar, more retailers are embracing pickup and drop-off fulfillment.
Amazon May Be Proof That Delivery Drones Aren’t Practical
Delivery drones bearing your dinner or prescription have yet to take to the skies over any major city or even suburb. Why is that?
A drone releases a package before landing. Photo: Paul Kagame/ flickr.
Obsession With Cost Puts Supply Chains at Risk
Supply chain management strategies often center on a dominant but incomplete view of cost — to the exclusion of resilience.
Late U.S. President Abraham Lincoln is seen on a five dollar bill. Photo: Pexels.
Manual Pricing Is Killing Company Profits Amid Inflation
In an age of automated ports and AI-powered hiring, many companies’ go-to method to manage pricing is amazingly low-tech — typically a mash-up of emails, spreadsheets and disjointed business intelligence tools.
A spreadsheet filled with data is shown on a digital tablet. Photo: Getty.
Is Your Supply Chain Telling a Different Story Than Your Brand?
A small tag on a t-shirt with an eco-friendly symbol might not seem noteworthy at first glance, but the tale behind that tag is a rich one.
A retail tag reads 'Eco Aware.' Photo: The Valeriia Miller Collection/ Canva.
Risk Management vs. Resilience: Here’s Why We Need Both
Let’s take a closer look at how companies can balance risk management and supply chain resilience — and what technology and transparency bring to the table.
How 3D Printing Bolsters Supply Chains
3D printing technology is a powerful tool that can help companies strengthen their supply chains — if they’re willing to adapt.
Consider Transloading to Offset Supply Chain Delays
With dozens of ships waiting to be unloaded, major ports are experiencing bottlenecks that are creating massive delays across the industry. One option to help alleviate these issues is transloading cargo to trucks, instead of shipping it to its destination in its original container.
How the Autonomous Supply Chain Is Bringing New Efficiencies to Retail Logistics
Current business scenarios are proving that companies that plan for both best- and worst-case circumstances are the real winners.
Why Higher Wages Alone Won’t Solve the Supply Chain Labor Shortage
Higher wages aren’t necessarily the answer to solving the supply chain labor shortage — at least that’s what employers today are hoping.
A warehouse worker drives a forklift. Photo: Getty.
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