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Tariffs and the Electronics Supply Chain: A Perfect Storm?
A storm in the electronics industry is spreading into automotive, aerospace, healthcare industries and more — just about any supply chain that calls for electronic components.
Is IoT Right for Your Supply Chain?
A technological transformation is taking place in supply chains across the globe today.
The Importance of Last-Mile Facilities in the Supply Chain
Whether it’s one-day, same-day or one-hour shipping, how can retailers fulfill delivery promises?
0912 Four Forces Transforming Logistics
Manufacturers Are a Sitting Duck for Hackers
While the WannaCry and Petya attacks may be long forgotten by the media, their lasting effects are still wreaking havoc on many major corporations.
Can Fast-Track Training of Vets Solve the Driver Shortage?
A proposal by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to address the deficit of 900,000 truck drivers has attracted both support and opposition.
Streamlining Compliance With an Audit Management System
Auditing is a vital element in ensuring regulatory compliance — an increasingly important factor in today's business processes and operations.
How Brands Can Survive the Challenge of Amazon’s Private Label
Big-box retailers have long challenged consumer brands with their own private-label alternatives. But it took Amazon.com to turbocharge the practice.
1217 How Brands Can Survive
The Digital Era Has Arrived, and Supply Chains Must Adjust
It's time for companies to move beyond the age of mass production and consumption — and design supply-chain processes that can serve a customer segment of one.
1031 En Routeto Smart
Adapting to Automation: Lessons for Long-Term Success
Automation brings gains in productivity, efficiency and safety. Here’s how to leverage the latest technologies.
1113 Robots Are Comingfor
Here's Why You Should Pay Attention to Your Expedite Process
The expediting of raw materials, parts, systems and subsystems in inbound logistics is a common but necessary evil for many companies.
How the Tight Labor Market Is Challenging Warehouses
In what many are calling one of the tightest labor markets in U.S. history, few sectors are having a tougher time finding enough workers than warehousing.
Safeguarding the Supply Chain From Natural Disasters
Real-time data and increased visibility will strengthen supply chains as natural disasters continue to disrupt.
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