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Avoiding Supply-Chain Disruption With Analytics and Proactive Global Trade Planning
Thomson Reuters
Trade compliance platforms powered by A.I. go well beyond risk management.
Avoiding Supply Chain Disruption with Analytics and Proactive Global Trade Planning
California Outlines Strategy for Zero-Emission Vehicles by 2035
The strategy is meant to help stakeholders move with the scale and speed required to reach the state’s targets.
From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to E-Commerce Fulfillment With a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse
A warehouse-in-a-warehouse provides a pathway to quick e-commerce fulfillment without the undertaking of a time-consuming and costly integration.
From Bricks to Clicks: Pivot to eCommerce Fulfillment with a Warehouse-in-a-Warehouse
How Auto, Medical Manufacturers Came Together for the Ventilator Crisis
From shortage to glut, 2020’s ventilator crisis illustrates the supply-chain chaos caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The World Is Dangerously Dependent on Taiwan for Semiconductors
As China pushes the world to avoid official dealings with Taiwan, leaders across the globe are realizing just how dependent they’ve become on the island democracy.
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A Year of Poor Planning Led to Carmakers’ Massive Chip Shortage
Near-sighted planning, supply-chain complexities and a tradition of keeping inventories low caused the semiconductor shortage that is now forcing carmakers to idle production lines and straining their relationship with chip manufacturers.
Photo: Bloomberg
Robots in the Warehouse: Who’s Your New Friend?
Locus Robotics
With online orders surging, retailers, logistics providers and distributors of essential supplies are expanding their use of robots to optimize order fulfillment.
Robots in the Warehouse: Who’s Your New Friend?
Chip Shortage Hits Global Automakers
A semiconductor shortage is pinching some of the world’s biggest auto manufacturers, costing Nissan, Honda, Ford and more production for a range of cars.
An employee holds a circuit board inside a Continental AG automotive factory. Photo: Bloomberg.
Seven Shifts in Retail Logistics to Expect This Year
It’s time for retailers emerging from a shaky peak season to reflect and plan for what’s ahead.
A delivery driver holding a package exits her van. Photo: Pexels.
Brexit Is a New World Businesses Still Need to Figure Out
British businesses probably didn’t expect to start 2021 worrying about wooden pallets after a year of grappling with the coronavirus and a meltdown in the economy.
Photo: Bloomberg
Brexit Deal May Be Too Little, Too Late for U.K.’s Car Industry
The auto industry dodged disaster when the U.K. and European Union sealed a post-Brexit trade accord, but not before carmakers announced factory closures and called off plans to make several new vehicles in the country.
Photo: Bloomberg
Brexit Deal Hands Business a Mix of Relief, Unwanted Change
The U.K. and European Union may have signed a trade deal, but British businesses still face a raft of difficult changes.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Photo: Bloomberg.
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