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Q&A | What Are Robots Doing in the Warehouse?

Are robots taking over the warehouse as we know it? Or are they "collaborating" with humans?

Are robots taking over the warehouse? Or they 'collaborating' with humans? Fergal Glynn, vice president of marketing with 6 River Systems, discusses the role of automation in distribution facilities.

Canada Firms Are Importing Workers to Keep Up With Marijuana Demand

A lack of qualified local labor forced one producer to dispose of almost 14,000 cannabis plants this summer, costing nearly C$1m ($750,000).

Q&A | Preparing Students for a Career in Supply Chain

Here's what today's ideal candidate for a career in supply chain looks like, according to Matthew Liotine, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

The ideal candidate for a career in supply chain today must possess a mastery of numbers as well as the ability to communicate with people both in and outside the organization, says Matthew Liotine, professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Q&A | Operational Transformation: The Google Way

How does a tech giant retain the innovative culture and drive of a startup? Daniel Kaulfus, global head of logistics and operations, describes "The Google Way."

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Black Friday Backlog: Canada’s Postal Strikes Near ‘Crisis Territory’ for Retailers

Rotating strikes are threatening Canada's holiday shopping rush, with the government resisting calls to end a dispute that has undelivered parcels piling up.

Holiday Hiring Demystified: The Power of Advanced Analytics

Combined with a strong link between supply-chain and finance departments, advanced analytics can make holiday hiring easy as pie.

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The Human Touch Is AI’s Strongest Element, More Research Confirms

People and machines are entering a new era of learning in which artificial intelligence augments ordinary intelligence and helps people realize their full potential.

Robots Are Coming for Europe's Jobs — Especially Out East

Robots are coming for people’s jobs in Europe, and the countries in the ex-communist east are particularly vulnerable.

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Logistics Hiring Contributes 10 Percent of October U.S. Job Growth

Hiring in the transportation and warehousing sector soared in October as employers heading into peak shipping season added 24,800 jobs.

How the Strong Economy Is Hampering U.S. Manufacturing

The long-awaited resurgence of American manufacturing has arrived. Too bad there aren’t enough workers to fill the jobs.

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The Top Six Challenges Facing Procurement Right Now

The evolution of procurement means that the function’s success is no longer just about sourcing services and reducing cost.

UPS Tells Shippers to Prepare for Freight Strike

United Parcel Service Inc. is telling customers to make alternative shipping plans in case of a strike in its smaller freight division.

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