“A good decision is based on knowledge, not on numbers” is a quote by the famous Greek philosopher Plato. When the Google project AlphaGo beat the South Korean Go champion…
Main cobalt supplier brings sales to a halt This largely controversial, but increasingly important material, cobalt, is almost entirely sourced by the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The market…
By nature, supply chain success is largely dependent on the chain’s ability to adapt and evolve within its environment, much like a living organism. However, unlike a living organism, this…
In a previous blog post by Rebecca Radford, it was argued that more people need to be educated about the supply chain industry, particularly the youth of today. This is…
With our last post in 2014, we want to summarize the highlights from the previous twelve months and have a look back at some of the top posts and endeavors…
Over the last few decades, a number of blockbuster hits have illustrated what life would be like if humans and robots existed side by side. While the technology featured in…
Much like Day 1, Days 2 and 3 of the European Supply Chain and Logistics Summit 2014 were filled with thought-provoking keynotes, workshops and case studies. Day 2 Highlights Innovation…
The 16th annual European Supply Chain and Logistics Summit has come and gone in a flash. The event took place between June 16th and June 18th, 2014 in Barcelona, Spain.…
Last year Google made headlines as they started to release the first few batches of their futuristic Google Glass. With its head up display and voice activated command, the wearable…
For some time, it has been apparent that rearing livestock as a food source to meet global demand is incredibly inefficient. It both depletes our resources and creates waste; the…
