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In Electronics, India Aims to Become a ‘Factory for the World’
China is losing its luster as a place for cheap, reliable manufacturing of high-technology goods. But what other country can match it in both price and scale? The answer might be India.
An electronics factory employee handles a circuit board. Photo: Bloomberg.
Key Considerations for Managing COVID-19-Driven Commercial Demands
An overview of key considerations that suppliers should keep in mind when they receive demands for commercial concessions or liability claims from customers.
Protecting the Global Supply Chain With Borderless Data
This approach to security will protect data inside and outside an organization’s central systems, both on the move and at rest.
Photo: Bloomberg
Lessons Learned: How the Pandemic Changed Supply-Chain Practices
Here are six things we’ve learned so far.
Coping With Black Friday 2020 — and Manufacturers’ ‘Crazy Thursday’
While Black Friday holiday shopping has always been a stressful time for consumers and manufacturers alike, the 2020 season will have additional challenges brought on by the spread of COVID-19.
How the SAFe Agile Methodology Can Speed Up WMS Implementations
What does agile methodology have to do with warehouse management system implementations?
Five Ways to Compete With Big Retailers During Cyber Weekend
In this year's peak holiday shopping season, online retailers are bracing themselves for ever-aggressive competition, the need to navigate mass inventory, and supply-chain disruptions.
An online shopper scrolls through an e-commerce app on their smartphone. Photo: cottonbro/ Pexels.
Developing an E-Commerce Strategy for Holiday Hysteria
Global digital commerce sales are expected to rise 30% year-on-year during this holiday season, encompassing 34% growth in the U.S.
Mitigating Risk With Workforce Management Systems
Workforce management in manufacturing, or any other business sector across the supply chain, is a juggling act for business leaders and HR professionals.
Photo: Bloomberg
The Potential Impact of a Carbon Levy on Shipping Costs
It's been a year of big changes for the maritime and shipping industries.
An employee adjusts a valve on the cold box for liquid hydrogen (LH2) production. Photo: Bloomberg.
Two Vital Elements of a Safety-First Workplace Culture
In the logistics industry, warehouse and distribution-center safety compliance is key to avoiding unplanned downtime and costly lawsuits.
Source: Bloomberg
How Amazon Has Struggled — and Thrived — in the Age of COVID-19
The steps the e-commerce giant takes now could set a precedent for many enterprises going forward.
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