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Supply Chain Snags Poised to Spur New Wave of Corporate Distress
Rising helium costs, missing auto parts, and shipping delays are spurring a new wave of financial trouble for companies already saddled with debt amid broader concern that the U.S. economy is on the brink of a downturn.
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Watch: Report From the Spring Meeting of the MHI Solutions Community
A discussion about the major themes and challenges that emerged from the recent spring meeting of the MHI Solutions Community, held at Modex 2022 in Atlanta.
Report From The Spring Meeting Of The Mhi Solutions Community
Four Ways to Better Inventory Planning That Go Beyond Tech
Consumer goods companies can’t seem to catch a break.
A warehouse worker takes stock of inventory. Photo: Getty.
AI in Supply Chain: Five Things to Prioritize
To cope with the seemingly never-ending supply chain crisis, business leaders are turning to artificial intelligence to make strategic business decisions.
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Supplier Diversity Certification Is More Art Than Science
Supplier diversity certification is an opportunity for businesses to grow their customer base, increase sales opportunities and establish new markets and suppliers.
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Eight Warehouse Implementations That Improve Importing and Exporting
Even in our brave new world of pandemic disruptions, the most important steps to improve import and export performance are the ones that focus on the fundamentals.
A warehouse worker uses a pallet jack to move boxes. Photo: Shutterstock.
The Power of Data in Negotiating Shipping Contracts
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How Sustainability and Profitability Coexist in a Small-Business Supply Chain
Supply Chain Woes Hit the Luxury Pool Business
If you haven’t planned your 2023 pool yet, you’re too late.
A private swimming pool at a luxury property. Photo: AgEGlobalGroup/ Pixabay.
How Automation Is Transforming Delivery and Logistics Behind the Scenes
The term “automation” often conjures images of warehouse bots and self-driving trucks. But the real magic of automation is much less flashy.
An employee uses their laptop at work. Photo: Burst/ Pexels.
Four Ways a Cloud-Native WMS Can Solve Retail Supply Chain Pain Points
Cloud-native warehouse management systems enable retailers to deliver in an environment of supercharged consumer expectations, labor shortages and supply chain volatility.
Parcels move along a warehouse conveyor belt. Photo: Getty.
Physical, Financial Visibility: A Dual Approach to Supply Chain Resilience
Many observers in the global supply chain and logistics industries are eagerly awaiting a restabilization of supply and demand. But it’s time to bust the myth of a “return to normal.”
A cargo ship is docked off the coast of North Jakarta, Indonesia. Photo: Tom Fisk/ Pexels.
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