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Amber Road, announced that Heraeus, a leading Germany-headquartered technology company, implemented its Global Product Master solution.

Chinese logistics firm Tianjin Tianhai in one fell swoop has reshaped the technology landscape with plans to acquire Ingram Micro, the No. 1 technology distributor, for $6 billion.

Electrocomponents needed to roll out a worldwide strategy for trade compliance to reduce risk and uncertainty in their supply chain, watch this video to learn how they now comply with import and export tariffs and regimes using Amber Road’s solutions.

It’s no secret that free trade agreements (FTAs) offer a significant opportunity for duty savings, FTAs make it easier for companies to reduce the landed cost of sourced products, and improve profit margins on exported products.

Cheaper knock-off products usually means cutting corners with raw materials and with processes in manufacturing to contain production costs.

As companies grow and move into new global markets, their trade compliance risks expand alongside their growing customer base.

Amber Road announced that Axalta Coating Systems, a leading global coatings company, is using Amber Road's Export On-Demand solution.

Philadelphia, Miami and Seattle are among the cities poised to become global centers for trade, according to a new report by CBRE.

Today’s new production introduction (NPI) landscape is dynamic and fast-paced, and many manufacturers are struggling to keep up.

Now that the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim economies have reached agreement to strike the largest trade pact seen anywhere in a generation, it is up to President Barack Obama to convince Congress that the deal is in our best interests.

The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) has issued a rule that adds 29 persons in Cyprus, Finland, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, Ukraine (including its Crimea region) and the United Kingdom to its list of entities restricted from receiving exports of dual-use goods from the United States.

The amount of companies utilizing Federal Trade Zones have increased significantly since the ACT was passed in initially passed in 1934.

Many organizations recognize the need to modernize and streamline their procure-to-pay process, and in many organizations this has taken the form of adopting e-procurement or e-sourcing technology.

The logistics industry is seriously talking about a virtual currency like Bitcoin, which could open up an array of new markets, while speeding the worldwide exchange of goods.

Even though enterprises have been implementing sales and operations planning (S&OP) programs to better anticipate and synchronize supply and demand for more than 30 years, the success of such initiatives still eludes many.