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Think Tank: Page 73
Five Top Tips to Nail Multi-Carrier Delivery Management
To make the most of available resources, provide more delivery choices, and achieve maximum efficiency, it is essential to effectively manage multi-carrier operations in real-time.
The Food Supply Chain’s Secret Sauce for Fighting Climate Change
As food shortages continue to affect consumers on a global scale, it’s high time that business and supply chain leaders move past considering how we got here, and take action to minimize, mitigate and prevent additional shortages.
Three Trends to Tackle in Creating a Resilient Supply Chain
Staying ahead of supply chain disruptions today is both art and science: the art of knowing the trends to prepare for, and the science of determining how to reduce risk and increase resilience.
Meeting Electric Vehicles’ Increasing Demand for Rubber
The global demand for rubber is increasing. That’s a problem for all automotive manufacturers, but especially for electric vehicle producers.
An EV Talent Gap Will Weaken the U.S. Battery Supply
America’s battery supply chain is still in development, but to ensure its resilience and reliability will call for best-in-class professionals.
Chinese Heavy Metal: Export License Rules Risk Thrashing Green-Tech Industry Margins
Companies need to prepare for the fact that uncertainty combined with high demand will result in volatility in the short run and beyond.
Three Ways Master Data Management Can Achieve Distributor Success
Wholesale distributors have long been masters of product inventory management, but now they must also take charge of another type of inventory.
Supply Chain Crisis Impact on OEMs: The Advantage of Early Intervention
To facilitate early intervention, organizations should implement real-time data analytics, regular performance evaluations, and comprehensive tracking mechanisms to identify potential issues promptly.
Overcoming Barriers to B2B and D2C Growth for Manufacturers
The addition of new channels opens a world of new opportunities for manufacturers, while also exposing them to potential barriers to growth.
Localizing Decision-Making Maximizes Benefits of Digital Tech Investments
Supply chain decision-makers are caught in a balancing act of competing priorities. To analyze the tradeoffs, many are investing in digital technologies. Often, however, that investment has yet to yield positive results.
How Intelligent Automation Can Enable Sustainability in Manufacturing
Despite the many challenges involved, it’s becoming clear that brands who adapt to this new reality will be the ones that secure consumers’ loyalty.
A Four-Step Methodology for Leaner and More Effective Supply Chains
The methodology known as ESSA — for eliminate, simplify, standardize and automate — can help supply chains overcome an abundance of unusable technology as they pursue digital transformation.
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