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How CIOs Can Limit the Risk of Outsourcing I.T.
Businesses are increasingly turning over their information technology functions to outside service providers.
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How Supply Chains Can Weather the Next Pandemic Wave
The key to mitigating abrupt and unexpected disruptions in any company’s global supply chain is timely, actionable information.
Photo: Bloomberg
When Will U.S. and Global Oil Markets Recover?
The coronavirus pandemic, declining global consumption and overproduction have combined to deal a severe blow to the oil industry.
Oil drums containing lubricant oil sit on a conveyor belt as they are prepared for shipping at the Royal Dutch Shell Plc lubricants blending plant in Torzhok, Russia. Photo: Bloomberg.
Ensuring Predictable Wireless Connectivity in Supply-Chain Centers
For the last decade or more, “wireless” in supply chain meant two things: Wi-Fi or a public cellular network. Those were simply the only two options available to any business. But that circumstance has changed.
Realizing the Benefits of the ‘New EDI’
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the acute vulnerability of hitherto reliable business practices to profound economic shocks.
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How Wireless Power Is Transforming Manufacturing
As IIoT technologies become increasingly commonplace, manufacturers are turning to long-range wireless charging.
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Why Cargo Monitoring Is Critical in a Time of Crisis and Beyond
As businesses reel from COVID-19, cargo thieves and cybercriminals are exploiting the chaos.
Source: Bloomberg
How RAIN RFID Will Shape Post-Pandemic Retail
The battery-free wireless technology can identify thousands of items in seconds — at a distance and without line-of-sight.
Drafting a Sustainability Agenda During COVID-19
Despite a drop in transportation emissions, the pandemic is paving the way for a slew of other environmental threats.
Crushed plastic bottles and containers sit bound in a bale ready to be recycled. Photo: Getty.
How Supply-Chain Managers Are Reevaluating Best Practices
Supply-chain chaos breeds opportunity, says one shipping executive. Here are the pandemic trends she's seeing now — and what she expects to come.
The Coronavirus Could Spur the End of Bad Shipping Data
Carrier delays — and the excuses that follow — are becoming less and less acceptable.
Source: Bloomberg
Why the U.S. Can’t Break China’s Monopoly on Rare Earth Metals
The global pandemic has exposed the utter dependence of the U.S. and the world on China for critical equipment and raw materials.
Annealed neodymium iron boron magnets sit in a barrel prior to being crushed into powder. One of several rare earth elements, neodymium is critical to the motors used in electric vehicles. Photo: Bloomberg.
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