Technology

Join Joe Bellini, COO of One Network Enterprises, along with Tom Lee, Chief Supply Chain Officer for Lovesac, as they share insights on how to ensure crisp execution, gain market share, and protect revenue growth in these challenging times by going direct-to-consumer (D2C).

Over the last few years, IAM Robotics has scaled up from a PowerPoint startup to a commercially-viable solution provider

Earlier this week, global electronics giant Panasonic said it has made a 20% equity investment in Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Blue Yonder (formerly JDA), a provider of AI-driven and end-to-end supply chain management services. Panasonic made this investment through a secondary sale of shares, with Blue Yonder having an enterprise value of $5.5 billion. The companies have enjoyed a strong strategic relationship, which notably includes a Japan-based joint venture in April 2019.

Putting the corporate social responsibility strategy to work as the world responds to the global coronavirus pandemic.

Chicago-based project44 has rolled out multiple new offerings to what it calls the industry’s “first and only unified global visibility offering,” which is known as its Advanced Visibility Platform.

The only way to survive and thrive in this omnichannel, contactless era lies in understanding the impacts that are reshaping the state of last-mile distribution in 2020 and what it means for supply chain visibility, use of technology, and growth going forward.

The UL Supplier Cyber Trust Level solution helps organizations mitigate supply chain cybersecurity risk

Two global companies with household names—freight transportation and logistics bellwether FedEx and software and technology services giant Microsoft—announced they have partnered up for a multiyear collaboration, with an emphasis on meshing their respective key elements, including the FedEx global digital and logistics network, with Microsoft’s intelligent cloud power.

Startups bring innovation, talent and horsepower to the party. But it’s not as simple as onboarding an established supplier.

Working with a startup is different from working with a large established supplier. But it can be done successfully

Merchants are pivoting from a business-to-business (B2B) to a B2E (business to everyone) model, with unique shipping, logistics and fulfillment requirements.

The CK65 mobile computer boosts supply chain productivity by accelerating and error-proofing work in distribution centers and manufacturing. With the longest supported lifecycle available, up to 28-hour battery life, and best-in-class ruggedness, the CK65 maximizes productive uptime, while providing an easy path for users migrating from legacy Windows® operating systems to the Android™ platform.

The CK65 mobile computer boosts supply chain productivity by accelerating and error-proofing work in distribution centers and manufacturing. With the longest supported lifecycle available, up to 28-hour battery life, and best-in-class ruggedness, the CK65 maximizes productive uptime, while providing an easy path for users migrating from legacy Windows® operating systems to the Android™ platform.

After 10 years as the number one choice for enterprises, support for Windows 7 has ended. Warehouses and manufacturing operations will have two options: find a replacement, or risk running on unsupported software, because as of April 14, 2020, Windows 7 is End of Life.