Supply Chain

While it’s true that labor shortage can be a major hindrance to efficient supply chain management, there is still much hope in the horizon...identifying the core issues is half the battle won.

The survey’s lead question—are your logistics and supply chain operations being impacted by the coronavirus?—drove home the point, with 73%, or 89 respondents, saying yes, and 27%, or 33 respondents, saying the coronavirus has not had an effect.

The COVID-19 outbreak might be the latest event to threaten global supply chains and economies - but it won’t be the last, here’s how experts recommend safeguarding your systems and operations.

'Investments in robotics or IoT sensors assume assembly lines receive a steady flow of raw materials. COVID-19 demonstrates that manufacturers need to be as focused on their supplier’s capabilities as they are on their factory floor.'

Current U.S. food supply chains are facing a severe emergency due to the current health situation, so how can these companies meet crisis-level fulfillment goals while avoiding introducing pathogens into an already stressed food supply chain?

This white paper describes how automation technology helps companies manage market-specific issues by delivering full visibility into all facets - and every location - of their shipping and logistics operations.

Acquisition adds Paragon's routing, logistics, scheduling, and home delivery capabilities, which have seen strong growth from e-commerce.

The coronavirus outbreak continues to be profoundly disruptive to the global supply chain, especially as the US and many European countries are now battling to stop its spread.

President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Canada agreed to close the border between the two countries to non-essential traffic as coronavirus spreads, trade will not be affected.

ABI Research Analysts share their thoughts on the likely short-and long-term impacts the global pandemic will have on technology and end markets

Amazon says it will be temporarily prioritizing products coming into their fulfillment centers during the coronavirus crisis with independent merchants unable to ship products other than medical supplies and household items until April 5, 2020.

A report recently published by AIMMS shows how supply chain teams perceive the accuracy of their forecast and discover the tools and techniques they are using to upgrade the forecasting process.

Amazon’s supply chain begins with the customer and works backward, but they are not alone, other companies are paying attention to the customer experience.

If you’re looking for ways to reduce the environmental impact of your supply chain, there’s no quicker or easier solution than implementing sustainable packaging into your processes.

According to the Global Port Tracker report released today, the coronavirus outbreak is expected to have a longer and larger impact on imports at major U.S. retail container ports than previously believed.