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Can Consumer Brands and Retailers ‘Out-Amazon’ Amazon.com?
Is it possible for both established retail brands and e-commerce newcomers to beat Amazon.com at its own game?
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Ten Supply Chain Software Categories Worthy of Investment This Year
The current ugly state of supply chain infrastructure can be viewed as both as a headwind and tailwind for the software sector.
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Nine Ways to Improve Collaboration Between IT and Procurement
For IT and procurement teams to begin an era of collaboration, there are some old habits that must change.
Can MaaS Help Stabilize U.S. Supply Chains?
Emerging manufacturing-as-a-service (MaaS) platforms are presenting an opportunity for adding agility back into the supply chain.
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Three Ways to Mitigate Labor Shortages for the Next Peak Season
Over the past 18 months, labor shortages within the supply chain industry have become a growing concern for a multitude of reasons.
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The Short- and Long-Term Solutions to Supply Chain Bottlenecks
There’s no indication that supply chain disruptions will ease in 2022. Bottlenecks, labor shortages and limited transportation capacity across all modes will persist.
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Three Supply Chain Problems in the Restaurant Industry, and How to Solve Them
Let's look at the contributing factors behind ongoing supply chain issues in the restaurant industry, and proven tactics to help solve them.
Outlook 2022: The Future of VR, AR and Digital Twins
Virtual reality technologies offer new opportunities for manufacturing, warehousing and other areas of supply chain management.
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Enhancing Food Traceability and Purity Through Direct Sourcing
Today’s global supply chains are so complex that merely identifying all of the parties involved in getting product to market, especially where there’s the potential for fraud, can be hugely difficult. So why not just cut out those intermediaries and deal directly with the actual supplier of raw materials?
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The Supply Crunch Is Forcing Marine Managers Into New Thinking
The role of the maritime manager has changed, and it will take more innovative solutions from all members of the supply chain to help fix the current crisis.
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Procurement in 2022: The Year Ahead Is Run by AI
The coming year will see a rising tide of technologies designed to mitigate the challenges of 2021.
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Shipper of Choice: A Vital Status for Supply Chain Success
In this tight market it has become so important for shippers to reach the level of being a “shipper of choice.”
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