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Industry Bosses See Price Hikes as Shortages Hamper Rebound

European companies are pushing up prices as supply disruptions lift costs and hamper their ability to match surging demand, according to executives.

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The Meaning of Data Fabrics — and How They Benefit Supply Chains

Traditional data management systems worked well when supply chain professionals had more time to adapt, and the enterprise data landscape was more uniform, structured and simple. But the world is different now.

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Four Risks Most Supply Chains Face, and Six Ways to Manage Them

There’s a wide variety of risks that international supply chains face. Here’s a look at what — and how — companies are managing today.

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How China Beat the U.S. to Become World's Undisputed Solar Champion

China, eager to prove the supremacy of its socialist-market model, now supplies three quarters of the world’s solar panels.

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Six Keys to Serving the Post-Pandemic End Customer

On the tail of e-commerce’s biggest ever growth spurt, the "new customer" demands near-instant delivery, bespoke products and services, dynamic pricing, and a delightful user experience.

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As Car-Lot Inventories Dwindle, Sales Take a Turn for the Worse

A year ago, Ford Motor Co. dealer Rhett Ricart had a lot full of cars and hardly any customers. This year, he has a lot full of customers and hardly any cars.

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Watch: How Private Companies Are Responding to the Global Crisis

Brian Umbenhauer, leader for consulting with Deloitte Private, reveals the findings of the firm’s latest survey of private companies and their approach to managing global supply chains in a crisis.

How Private Companies Are Responding to the Global Crisis

The Increased Role of Visibility in Supply Chain

Without end-to-end visibility into products, processes and data, global supply chains can’t monitor and mitigate costly disruptions. So why are so many still flying blind?

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Cargo Congestion Argues for Early Christmas Shopping This Year

Here are six shipping signals to watch in the second half of the year.

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Watch: What to Do About the Vaccine Surplus in the U.S.

Suresh Acharya, Professor of Practice in the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, addresses the excess of COVID-19 vaccine doses in the U.S., and what to do about it.

What To Do About The Vaccine Surplus In The Us

Do We Really Need Slavery to Reduce Our Dependence on Fossil Fuels?

If you knew the solar panels you were about to install on your house or company headquarters were made with slave labor, would you still buy them?

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Podcast | The Pandemic and Supply Chains: One Year On

COVID-19 is slowly abating. What damage did it do to our global supply chains?

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