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Americans are Tempted by Truck Driving, But Reluctant to Make the Jump

Although 79% of respondents believe truck driving is a viable career choice, less than half said that they had a positive view of truck driving as a career for themselves.

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Podcast | Advocating for More Women in Engineering and Supply Chain Management

How do we increase career opportunities for women in engineering and supply chain positions?

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U.S. Truckers Under Pressure: Stress, Speeding and Safety Concerns

More than half of the drivers GeoTab spoke to believed that the risk of driving accidents has increased over the last five years.

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BLS Predicts Growth in Demand for Math and Statistics Expertise

Math and statistical expertise, paired with skills in storytelling, empower professionals — from executives to supervisors — to lead effectively and make data-driven decisions.

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Procurement Staffing in 2025: Five Key Trends

Professionals are gaining unprecedented exposure across the organization, from manufacturing and sales teams to production and finance departments.

Solving Skills Gaps in Supply Chain Analytics

In recruitment and retention of talent and expertise, automation will reduce the need for manual updating and maintenance of data-management systems.

OKR Overload: How Conventional Wisdom on Performance Metrics Falls Short

Instead of building out extensive OKRs for each employee and department, companies need to measure what matters.

Mind the Trust Gap: Lessons Learned from Studying Trading Partner Trust

By taking stock of the way trading partners view one another, companies can focus on finding common ground to keep their goals aligned.

Leveraging Commercial Supply Chain Best Practices to Save Lives in Public Healthcare

NGOs need to embrace best practices to improve supply chain performance, mitigate risks and deliver much needed medicines.

Navigating Supply Chain Skills Gaps

Creating agile, integrated and technology-oriented university curriculums is vital in developing supply chain graduates with the right skillsets to ensure resilient supply chains.

The Multiple Benefits of a Smart, Formalized Knowledge Management System

The benefits of a knowledge management system go beyond simply being able to capture the quirks of a demanding customer, or the quickest way around a persistent traffic jam.

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How Military Service Benefits Private-Sector Supply Chain Management

Hiring a veteran is a good move for any business, but it makes particular sense in the realm of supply chain and logistics, where the skills overlap is notable.

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