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Five Tips for Optimizing Healthcare Supply Chains
Healthcare supply chains tend to be high-margin, regulated businesses with strict quality requirements, such as the need for cold-chain storage and transportation. Yet they’re often ripe for improvements across the board.
0204 Optimizing Healthcare Supply Chains
A Supply-Chain Approach to Solving the Coronavirus Challenge
The key to fighting the coronavirus outbreak lies in the application of supply-chain management principles, and the creation of a global, end-to-end network for partner collaboration in the healthcare industry.
Source: Bloomberg
Why Don’t More Consumers Care About Human Trafficking in the Supply Chain?
It’s been 20 years since passage of the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000. Yet public awareness of human trafficking in global supply chains remains shockingly deficient.
0203 Human Traffickingin Supply Chain
Three Ways Wearables Boost Supply-Chain Efficiency
Smart electronic devices in the form of wearables are delivering intriguing possibilities for logistics companies.
0131 Wearables Boost Efficiency
The 2020 Supply Chain: What Does the Future Hold?
Here's what executives learned about the coming year from the latest BGSA Supply Chain Conference.
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A Case for Upgrading Aging Trucks
In one year, fleet operators could save more than $16,000 per truck by upgrading to a 2020 sleeper model from a 2015 version.
0130 Trucks
Four Ways Blockchain Is Changing the Food Supply Chain
At its core, blockchain solves problems with communication.
0129 Food Supply Chain
Driving Responsible Sourcing in Global Supply Chains
The larger the organization, the greater its influence on the creation of more sustainable products.
0128 Driving Responsible Sourcing
Brace Yourself: Here Comes the Urban Mega-Warehouse
If you think city streets are congested now, imagine a giant distribution center landing smack in the middle of a busy urban environment.
Source: Bloomberg
The Future of Freight Is Congested. Digital Brokers Could Help Unclog It.
To keep shipments on track, here are two key areas to consider.
Trucks line up at the Port of Dover, the U.K.'s second busiest port. Photo: Shutterstock.
Cargo Theft: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
The situation was simple and understood by all local parties: Shipment must be re-sent, cargo was stolen. While this was apparently a common occurrence in that particular country, the nonchalant attitude toward serious cargo theft raised my eyebrows.
0124 Cargo Theft
Six Steps to an Ethical and Sustainable Supply Chain
Manufacturers today face increasingly complex challenges, from economic instability to compliance pressures and heightened global competition.
0121 Six Stepsto Sustainable
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