July 31st will mark my last official day writing for All Things Supply Chain. This year has been full of exciting opportunities for me and has definitely been one heck…
A new festival test for the supply chain This week, Walmart and JD.com announced plans to launch a new omnichannel shopping festival on August 8. The event will see the…
Google Glass – A new purpose Google has officially announced the reintroduction of Google Glass, but this time as a workplace tool under the new name of Glass Enterprise Edition.…
Not too late, not too early, but just right… On Wednesday, Walmart revealed it is about to focus on delivery scheduling, but all is not as it seems. The company…
‘Conception to consumption’ This week, it was announced that next generation technology used to trace livestock is now being implemented in its first facility in Australia. The company, Global Compliance,…
Responsible Labor Initiative Earlier this week, the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition announced its plans to introduce a new multi-industry, multi-stakeholder initiative. Its aim is to find the root of forced…
For the fourth year, All Things Supply Chain was invited to attend the annual Supply Chain & Logistics Summit & Expo. Personally, it was my first time in attendance. It…
More demand, extra charges On Monday, UPS announced its plans to begin charging retailers extra fees to deliver packages during busy periods. This includes the weeks leading up to Christmas…
Retailers linked to harmful pollution practices This week, it was revealed that many high street fashion brands have been linked to sourcing clothing material from highly polluted factories in Indonesia,…
Make those shoes faster! This week, Nike and Adidas have announced plans for their future production strategies. Due to the customer’s ‘buy now/wear now’ mentality, nearly 20% of factories will…
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