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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Helps Protect Trademarks
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently reported the seizure of a shipment of Pokémon action figurines valued at more than $600,000.
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Five Questions to Test Your Post-Pandemic Business Strategy
Does your company's strategy still make sense?
How to Talk to Your Partners About Supply-Chain Security
The unfolding pandemic has thrown into sharp relief just how complex and interdependent today's international supply chains are — and how little visibility companies can have over those interdependencies.
How AI Depalletization Is Shaking Up Logistics
The growing demand for fast supply-chain processes has reached yet another niche market: the unloading of boxes from pallets, or a so-called depalletization.
Scaling Up Delivery Operations Safely and Efficiently
Growing too quickly can cause delayed deliveries, inefficient inventory management, overworked drivers and disappointed customers.
0617 Scaling Up Delivery
Five Reasons the Virus E-Commerce Surge Is Here to Stay
One of the byproducts of the coronavirus pandemic has been a remarkable surge in e-commerce volumes, and it could be the new normal.
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Building Better Supply Chains for the Future
A “return to normality” requires the mending and rehabilitation of the international supply chains that power so much of our globalized economy. But supply-chain leaders must first figure out how to answer some exceedingly difficult questions.
0616 Building Better Supply Chains
It's Time to Advance Your S&OP, Data and Planning Systems
Here's what it takes to achieve “optimal symbiosis.”
0616 Dataand Planning Systems
At Ag Exporters’ Meeting, the Chassis Debate Rages On
Ocean carriers, shippers and truckers can’t stop bickering over an issue that has plagued the transportation industry for years, and shows no sign of being easily solved: the ownership and management of chassis.
Truck chassis sit stacked at the APM shipping terminal in the Port of Los Angeles. Photo: Bloomberg.
A Sustainable Strategy for Managing Excess Apparel
Apparel retailers are facing a mounting pile of overstock unlike anything they’ve seen before.
Source: Bloomberg
Three Things to Consider When Employees Work From Home
The landscape of the workforce is inevitably changing, and so must employers and employees if they want to stay relevant.
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Russia Plans to Overhaul the Northern Sea Route. Here's a Brief Overview.
The Northern Sea Route has been deemed a potential alternative to routes crossing the Suez or Panama canals, potentially cutting distances up to 45%.
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