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Business Strategy Alignment: Page 35
Poor Contract Management Creates 'Ticking Risks' for Procurement Departments
More than half of respondents reported that it can take up to two hours to manually locate and validate a single clause, delaying deals and slowing down the onboarding process for suppliers.
Report: Maritime Suppliers Face Exposure to Growing Cybersecurity Threats
More than half of maritime parts and service suppliers were found to be lacking in third-party anti-bribery systems, public liability insurance or information security policies.
Walmart to Use RFID Labels to Track Fresh Food Inventory
Walmart plans to use RFID labels to provide digital use-by dates to monitor the freshness of its offerings across its meat, bakery and deli departments.
Supply Chain Innovation 2025: On the Rocky Road to Resilience
Beyond hunkering down in firefighting mode, it’s just as important that companies take a longer view of things.
From Prototype to Production at Global Scale — Without Missing Quality Targets
A successful global supply chain new-product launch depends equally on engineering expertise and diplomatic capabilities.
Tariffs Drive Volkswagen to First Quarterly Loss in 5 Years
Volkswagen estimates that Trump administration tariffs will cost the company more than $5.7 billion by the end of the year.
Halloween Costs Surge in Face of Tariffs, Cocoa Shortage
Tootsie Roll Lollipops saw the biggest price bump at 34%, following by Tootsie Roll variety packs at 32%, and Hershey variety packs at 22%.
Struggling to Stay Green in the Time of Trump
Even as federal policy pulls back, the work of building a cleaner, low-carbon future is continuing in states and communities determined to make progress on their own terms.
Gartner: Manufacturing Industry Needs Reset on Advanced Automation
Two-thirds of organizations aren't pursuing necessary aggressive redesigns of their manufacturing operations, even with growing expectations around the use of advanced automation.
Tariff Uncertainty Is No Excuse for Inaction
Tariffs today serve as a test of whether your organization has leaders who can align operational judgment with digital precision, and drive change across functions and borders.
Google Looks to Restart Iowa Nuclear Plant to Power AI Data Centers
Starting in 2029, Google plans to purchase power from the 615-megawatt Duane Arnold Energy Center plant to grow the company's cloud and AI infrastructure in Iowa.
UPS Reports 48K Layoffs So Far in 2025
Roughly 34,000 of the cuts were to drivers and warehouse workers, while the remaining 14,000 layoffs were to UPS's management.
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