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Without robust procedures to ensure ethical sourcing and social responsibility compliance, companies can incur crippling brand damage and long-term losses.

Supply chain pressures aren’t going away, and as you consider shifting your sourcing practices to manage the uncertainty, be sure to evaluate the origin of your products, including the inputs.

By implementing Amber Road’s Trade Automation solution, the company was able to establish a unified and automated process across five divisions in multiple countries.

The global economy makes it essential for organizations to expand their markets to grow revenue...however, complex export regulations can be an impediment to the supply chain and hold back revenue growth.

When it comes to quality, there is no compromise...successful quality and sustainable innovation for new products will be judged by consumer demand.

The challenges for CXOs in the fashion industry can also be catalysts for supply chain improvements.

Finding the right stack might sound daunting at first, but if you approach the challenge as a way to spark your company’s innovativeness in finding new ways to compete and win, you’ll build internal consensus and momentum that will drive you through to success.

How are companies using technology to address varying global trade issues such as labor rates, uncertain transportation costs and last-mile delivery challenges?

There are great long-term opportunities from Brexit, but companies need to be preparing for the changes that are sure to come, and ready when they arrive.

GTM has evolved from a collection of standalone supply chain and enterprise applications into an integrated solution that ties them all together, ideally on a common platform.

In this report from Logistics Management, learn how an industry-wide movement toward digitization is making supply chain processes more effective and efficient with technology.

As quickly as technology is pushing consumer-facing capabilities forward, behind the scenes apparel industry supply chains are moving at a decidedly slower pace.

Import clearance is an often-overlooked hurdle in the race to introduce new products to market.

Digitization itself is a means to an end; the end goal is to derive the most value from a supply chain, but a majority of companies are still struggling to advance.

Changes in the nature of higher education, such as increasing globalization, advances in technology, and new sources of revenue (e.g. scientific research) have made it more complex to administer export compliance programs at universities and research institutions.