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Part 2: From “today” into “tomorrow” In the first part of this blog series, three theses were introduced showing what 3D printing can and cannot offer. Ultimately, this also dictates…

Part 1 of 2: The State of Technology In 2013, a speculation on the topic “Does 3D printing mean the end of the global supply chain?” was initiated in a…

As you have already noticed, based on the title, this is not the typical industry news wrap-up we publish every week. Instead, I would like to wrap-up the year and…

Our ISCO blog celebrated 4 years of publishing this October. One of our biggest highlights from the past twelve months came directly after we wrote our 3-year anniversary article, namely…

When the temperature rises above 85 degrees (F), I prefer being at the beach or in the cool shade. Recently I was observing some hard-core athletes jogging in the blazing…

In the business world, internal deliveries are one of the few things that you can count on to happen daily. They are also one of the logistical areas that sometimes…

Statements regarding digitalization and the accompanying changes to workplaces are often contradictory: some people imagine outlandish deserted factories and warehouses and proclaim the digital transformation as a Digitalization in the…

There are many factors that affect the logistics industry. The growing complexity and dynamic nature of supply chains requires progressively advanced Information Technology solutions. 3D printing, for example, promotes local…

Target targets suppliers As part of a supply chain overhaul and major effort to become more competitive with other retail giants, Target is getting tough with its suppliers. Beginning on…

If you have been following the automotive industry over the past few years, then you have been witness to the exponential growth in not only electric vehicle (EV) technology but…