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Another Challenge for Vaccine Makers: Keeping It at Minus-112 Degrees
A little-known biotech is working to surmount a hurdle that may hinder global access to a coronavirus vaccine.
0521 Challengefor Vaccine Makers
How Sales Order Automation Can Create Stability During the Pandemic
Many manufacturers and distributors still rely on manual order processing: a slow, error-prone and inefficient method.
0521 Sales Order Automation
FedEx, Microsoft Join Forces Against Amazon for Package Shipping
FedEx and Microsoft are teaming up to provide commercial shipping customers with early warnings of delays from weather, traffic and other mishaps, giving the courier and the software maker another weapon as each competes with Amazon.
A close-up view of two FedEx Corp. parcels. Photo: Shutterstock.
COVID-19 Has Rewritten Best Practices for Supply Chain
Nearly every industry is reviewing strategies, operations and processes with a new perspective, and many businesses are realizing they need end-to-end inventory visibility.
0518 Best Practices Supply Chain
Virus Revives Worst-Case Scenarios for U.S.-China Relationship
On Jan. 15, it seemed like the U.S. and China had avoided a quick descent into a new Cold War.
0518 Us China Relationship
Podcast | The Game’s Afoot: Using Gamification in the Warehouse
We “play” games. Can we also do our work with them?
Photo: Bloomberg
Your 2020 Business Plan Should Include Two-Vendor Voice Strategy
Ehrhardt Partner Group
Lydia Voice offers improved productivity of 8% to 12%, and reduced spending of more than 30%.
Your 2020 Business Plan Should Include Two-Vendor Voice Strategy
Mobile Power Plants Are Taking to the High Seas
As economic lockdowns complicate efforts to bring electricity to every corner of the planet, one company is putting generation units on ships that can sit offshore and plug into local grids at short notice.
An LNG power ship undocks in Singapore. Photo: Bloomberg.
Virus Update: April 2020
Supply-chain news and insights on the novel coronavirus and global response to the outbreak in April.
ChainLink 2020: COVID-19 Recovery
Transportation Insight, LLC
Preparing your supply chain for sustainable business performance in the aftermath of COVID-19 requires awareness of multi-modal transportation trends affecting your ability to manage cost and customer service.
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Battered and Bruised, Supply Chains Shift to Recover-and-Survive Mode
As companies describe how they weathered a quarter most people would like to forget, here are some other examples of how big supply chains are holding up.
Source: Bloomberg
White House Turns to Military for New Supply Chain Mission
The effort to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic has made supply-chain management a top national security concern of President Trump.
Source: Bloomberg
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