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Watch: Digital Data Drives Supply Chain Design

Digitizing data is of immense help in mitigating supply chain risks, says Bernard Tremblay, chief executive officer of the U.S. and Canada for Miebach Consulting.

Digital Data Drives Supply Chain Design

Walmart Woos College Grads With $210,000 Future as Store Bosses

Walmart Inc. is stepping up efforts to entice college graduates by unveiling a fast track to jobs as store managers — positions that typically pay more than $200,000 a year and have traditionally taken years to get.

A Walmart Inc. storefront. Photo: Bloomberg.

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.

A warehouse worker drives a forklift. Photo: Getty.

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.

Watch: Can Algorithmic Hiring Create a Fair and Diverse Workplace?

Noel Anderson, Steinhardt Director of Leadership and Innovation, and Clinical Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at NYU, discusses how algorithms can promote diverse hiring practices.

Can Algorithmic Hiring Create A Fair And Diverse Workplace

Tesla and Sony’s Problems Show Shanghai’s Big Restart is Faltering

The official line coming out of Covid-hit Shanghai is that business is returning to usual despite the ongoing lockdown, yet hundreds of manufacturers in the city aren’t operating at anywhere near to full capacity, if they’re up and running again at all.

Photo: Chung Sung-Jun/Getty Images.

Fate of U.S. Chipmaking Looks More Like Fantasy

A talent shortage and other factors make reshoring of American chip manufacturing unlikely, at best.

A detail of a silicon wafer is shown on the production line. Photo: Getty.

Five Ways to Improve Compliance With Anti-Slavery Import Legislation

Concerns about ethical and environmentally conscious sourcing are top of mind today for companies sourcing internationally.

The ESG Challenge: Building Ethical Supply Chains

Here are five ways to address the modern-day ESG challenge.

Companies’ Procurement Skills Are Woefully Lacking

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic underscored the critical skills gap across the procurement and logistics landscape, a report by the American Productivity & Quality Center put a pin in the talent shortages facing today’s industry professionals.

Six Ways to Make Your Supply Chain More Socially Responsible

The push for sustainable and socially responsible supply chains has increased with pressure from governments, investors and consumers, and companies that chose to respond quickly are already seeing the benefits.

Achieving ESG Goals in a Least-Cost Manner

ESG initiatives need to be executed in the right order to realize environmental, social and economic benefits. There’s no better place to start than with a clear-eyed view of spend categories.

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