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Full Circle: Supply Chain Lessons From the Pandemic are Today’s Supply Chain Solutions
Organizations learned many supply chain lessons after being caught flat-footed by the pandemic — those lessons have helped them build greater resilience.
A Little Help From Your Friends: Building Strong Relationships and Close Collaboration for Today’s Supply Chain
Strong relationships and close collaboration have become essential for BCOs and LSPs looking to build resilience in a supply chain impacted by disruptions.
Solving the Puzzle of Supply Chain Management With Resilience and Technology
To succeed, supply chain stakeholders must build resilience and adopt technology, ensuring no piece of today’s supply chain puzzle goes overlooked.
Bent But Not Broken: Navigating Our Improving Supply Chain
The global supply chain is still under stress, but it’s not breaking due to the effective measures BCOs and LSPs use to mitigate disruptions.
Mission Possible: Keeping Shelves Full Through the Holiday Season Boom
BCOs and LSPs worldwide need resilience to overcome supply chain disruptions, optimize inventory, and keep shelves full through the holiday season.
Beyond Strikes and Labor Issues: Finding a Holistic Solution to Supply Chain Disruptions
Some companies focus on solving individual supply chain disruptions, but it’s better to create a holistic solution whenever the unexpected emerges.
Using Technology to Ride the Never-Ending Wave of Supply Chain Disruption
Technology is an essential investment as supply chain participants try to overcome the steady stream of disruptions affecting the movement of goods.
The Balancing Act: Taking Advantage of Supply Chain Stabilization While Remaining Vigilant for Risk
The task ahead for BCOs and LSPs is finding ways to take advantage of emerging supply chain stabilization while remaining vigilant for unexpected risks.
Collaboration: The Foundation for Supply Chain Success
Supply chain success today relies on an organization's ability to collaborate across different parties and regions to keep shipments moving forward.
Dealing With Disruption: The Latest on Unexpected Supply Chain Challenges (and How to Prepare for Them)
As disruptions become a constant across the global supply chain, how can BCOs and LSPs anticipate them and prepare to keep their operations moving?
The Tech Vision Quest Continues: Finding Solutions for Today’s Supply Chain Challenges
Organizations are exploring technology to help them overcome today’s supply chain challenges while creating outstanding customer experiences.
The Dynamics Driving Investment in Supply Chain Technology
Supply chain technology is needed to navigate disruptions and comply with new regulations, leading to a significant spike in tech investments.
What Will the Supply Chain Look Like Through the End of 2024?
Supply chain challenges are expected through the end of the year as peak season picks up, cargo volumes remain high, and containers are in short supply.
Preparing for the Unexpected in our Unpredictable Supply Chain
Organizations are embracing supply chain technology to help prepare for disruptions and other unexpected events affecting the movement of goods worldwide.
JCPenney and Other Big Shippers Get Serious About Supply Chain Technology
Big shippers like JCPenney and New Balance are making big investments in supply chain technology to streamline operations and mitigate disruptions.
Visibility and Collaboration Are ‘Essential’ to a Successful Modern Supply Chain
Supply chain visibility and collaboration are essential to success for organizations navigating the chaotic landscape that’s become our new reality.
Preparing for New Trade Patterns as the Supply Chain Reshapes
There’s a sense of uncertainty in this age of supply chain disruption as trade patterns shift and other dynamics create challenges and opportunities.
Remembering the Supply Chain Disruption That Started it All (and the Lessons We Took From It)
COVID-19 was likely the largest supply chain disruption we will ever live through. What lessons did we learn? And how are organizations moving forward?