Last-mile delivery is one of the most critical aspects of the supply chain and logistics process. It requires extensive infrastructure, workers and resources to get packages to their final destinations.…
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In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the concept of sustainability has taken center stage. Companies are increasingly recognizing the need to adopt sustainable practices, not just as a response to…
Could supply chain professionals use the blockchain to make their logistics processes sustainable? While this technology’s role in supply networks is relatively new, its potential is already apparent. Blockchain’s…
Supply chain organizations must be efficient, strategic and aligned with modern values. Inclusion, equity and diversity (IED) are playing a large role in this and are becoming necessary to build…
Building Information Modeling (BIM) has transformed how the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) sector designs and constructs buildings. With sustainability at the top of the agenda for stakeholders and regulators,…
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Navigating 2024’s Holiday Supply Chain Challenges
As we head into the 2024 holiday season, the global supply chain faces a convergence of. Beyond the usual seasonal rush, businesses must contend with an economic anomaly: the anticipation…
Resilience in supply chain management is essential for keeping businesses steady amid global disruptions like natural disasters, geopolitical shifts and economic shocks. Companies that build resilient supply chains are better…
Supply chain management (SCM) is at the forefront of a technological and strategic revolution, driven by global demands and rapid innovations. As businesses face increasingly complex challenges, integrating cutting-edge solutions…
In today’s supply chain landscape, mere supply chain visibility isn’t enough for any business involved. And the reason is quite simple. Visibility alone cannot drive business value. The difference between…
As climate change worsens, temperatures rise. Unfortunately, this decades-long trend shows no sign of stopping. Soon, even the best temperature-controlled warehouses and refrigerated trucks may not be enough to compensate…