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How 3D Printing Bolsters Supply Chains
3D printing technology is a powerful tool that can help companies strengthen their supply chains — if they’re willing to adapt.
Consider Transloading to Offset Supply Chain Delays
With dozens of ships waiting to be unloaded, major ports are experiencing bottlenecks that are creating massive delays across the industry. One option to help alleviate these issues is transloading cargo to trucks, instead of shipping it to its destination in its original container.
How the Autonomous Supply Chain Is Bringing New Efficiencies to Retail Logistics
Current business scenarios are proving that companies that plan for both best- and worst-case circumstances are the real winners.
Why Higher Wages Alone Won’t Solve the Supply Chain Labor Shortage
Higher wages aren’t necessarily the answer to solving the supply chain labor shortage — at least that’s what employers today are hoping.
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Three Procurement Pro-Tips to Optimize Inventory, Cash Flow
Soaring customer demand has created unique challenges for procurement managers. By developing effective inventory management techniques, procurement professionals can tackle the issues from several unique angles.
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How the Returns Industry Can Reduce the Impact of Supply Chain Disruptions
The Promise of Digital Twins and Smart Contracts
Despite numerous advances in plant automation, operating companies today continue to struggle with inefficiencies across supply chains that provide material, equipment and the services required to operate and maintain their facilities.
Port Automation Is Hot-Button Issue in West Coast Labor Talks
While all parties have expressed confidence that an agreement will be reached between dockworkers and employers without disruption, they conceded there will be “difficult” issues. Among these are certain to be the wrangle over automation.
Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, speaks at an industry conference. Photo: International Transport Forum.
From Disorderly Data to Supply Chain Insights: A Five-Step Plan
In recent years, companies have heavily invested in tools to collect and create new data sets. Yet they continue to face challenges in translating that data into valuable business insights that lead to supply chain improvements.
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The ‘Vested’ Approach: A Better Way to Outsource
The pressures on supply chains remain enormous, leaving many supply chain professionals with a key question: Is there a better way to work with suppliers, including critical outsourcing partners such manufacturers and third-party logistics providers?
Two colleagues negotiate a contract. Photo: Sora Shimazaki/ Pexels.
Shanghai Supply Chain Crisis Makes a Case for AI
The closure of supply chain operations in China is yet another blow to an already fragile global supply chain. More will follow.
An aerial view of the Port of Shanghai in Shanghai, China. Photo: Getty.
Seeing Beyond the Unforeseen: Dodging Supply Chain Disruptions
Is it possible for a manufacturer to find secure footing in a world that seems to be shifting daily?
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