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Q&A | Creating and Maintaining Ethical Factories: A Challenge for Manufacturers
Ensuring ethical practices through all of the tiers of a global supply chain is a never-ending challenge. How do we get it right?
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Five Quick Steps to ELD Success
The logistics industry has seen an incredible transition since this time last year, when trucking companies scrambled to comply with a new electronic logging device (ELD) mandate.
The Top Five Supply Chain Innovations of 2018
This year's first-place entrant, Intel, is huge — and problems there can be just as big.
1219 The Most Innovative Supply
Can Fast-Track Training of Vets Solve the Driver Shortage?
A proposal by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to address the deficit of 900,000 truck drivers has attracted both support and opposition.
Q&A | The Warehouse Labor Shortage: Problem and Solutions
Why retailers and warehouse logistics providers are having trouble finding and retaining labor — and how automation could solve the problem.
Karen Leavitt, chief marketing officer of Locus Robotics, explains why retailers and warehouse logistics providers are having trouble finding and retaining labor - and explores automation as a possible solution to the problem.
In U.S.-China Spat, Vietnam Is Coming Out on Top
In the race to lure companies looking for alternative sites amid the U.S.-China trade war, Vietnam wields a slew of advantages over its rivals.
1217 In Us China Spat
The Digital Era Has Arrived, and Supply Chains Must Adjust
It's time for companies to move beyond the age of mass production and consumption — and design supply-chain processes that can serve a customer segment of one.
1031 En Routeto Smart
Q&A | How Can We Solve the Driver Shortage?
What caused the driver shortage? What made it worse? What steps can we take to alleviate it, and what lessons can we draw from the crisis?
What caused the driver shortage? What made it worse? What steps can we take to alleviate it? And what lessons can we draw from the crisis? We get answers from Antonio Galvao, chief supply chain officer with DuBois.
U.S. Producer Prices Exceeded Estimates in November
U.S. producer prices rose in November on advances in foods and transportation services, while a measure of underlying costs accelerated.
Adapting to Automation: Lessons for Long-Term Success
Automation brings gains in productivity, efficiency and safety. Here’s how to leverage the latest technologies.
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A Tariff-Era Survival Kit for American Firms in Asia
U.S. firms operating in Asia are adapting to global trade uncertainty with a range of survival tactics, from reviewing how goods are classified to tweaking their supply chains.
1211 A Tariff Era Survival
How the Tight Labor Market Is Challenging Warehouses
In what many are calling one of the tightest labor markets in U.S. history, few sectors are having a tougher time finding enough workers than warehousing.
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