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At Hub Group, It’s Still a Family Business
Phillip D. Yeager never gave serious thought to walking away from the family business. He’s part of the third generation to work at Hub Group, Inc., the Chicago area-based transportation management company with current revenues of nearly $4bn.
0909 At Hub Group
We're Close to a Crucial Breakthrough for Supply Chain Visibility
We have fantastically accurate information available quickly about all sorts of things in the supply chain — but these nodes of data-gathering are like narrowly-focused spotlights on an otherwise dark stage.
Gap Inc. Speeds Up Warehouse Operations With Robotics, AI
Gap Inc. replaced manual picking and sorting operations with an automated system, resulting in a big boost in productivity at its distribution center.
0903 Gap Inc Speeds Up
The Untapped Potential of Reverse Logistics
Why is reverse logistics overlooked as a means of increasing customer satisfaction and ROI?
0829 The Untapped Potential Reverse
Return of the Reverse Auction: Will Suppliers Play?
Suppliers existing on already thin margins are fearful of being beaten down on price by powerful buyers. So why would they embrace reserve auctions, which end up awarding contracts to the cheapest bidder?
0826 Returnofthe Reverse
The Future of Logistics Tech: A Chinese Century?
China is on the path to achieving dominance in the development of robotics for industrial and logistics use.
0822 The Futureof Logistics
Innovation in Procurement: How CPOs Can Deliver Value
An initiative to drive growth through supply innovation doesn’t have to be difficult to start.
0821 Finding Innovationin Procurement
Uncertainty Looms Over Transpacific Shipping This Peak Season
Here are five strategies that transpacific ocean shippers can use to prepare for the uncertainties of this year’s peak shipping season.
0820 Uncertainty Looms Over Transpacific
Force Majeure Isn’t Always the Excuse That Suppliers Think It Is
Force majeure clauses are intended to protect parties to a legal contract from losses caused by disruptive events beyond their control. But supply-chain partners might be surprised to learn what such language doesn’t cover.
0819 Force Majeure Isnt Always
You Don’t Have Time to Neglect Worker Safety
Companies can’t afford not to put a premium on the safety of their workers in global supply chains.
0819 You Dont Have Time
Enterprise AI Offers Solutions to Steel Industry Disruption
With advances in technology driven by artificial intelligence and the creation of data lakes, organizations are coming to recognize their value to industrial production.
0816 Enterprise Ai Offers Solutions
Import Compliance 101: Following Four Basic Principles
Importers bear the burden of complying with all U.S. laws and regulations when their goods enter the country. Failure to exercise reasonable care in this effort can result in long delays in the release of merchandise, and the imposition of stiff penalties.
0815 Import Compliance101
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