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Procurement Software Market Growth Brings ‘Exciting’ Times for CPOs

Better, more transparent and efficient procurement management software could lead to a better world. But there remains an adoption and talent problem.

One of the DPW 24 Conference's two vendor halls, Oct. 10, 2024. Photo: Helen Atkinson

Boeing to Lay Off 2,200 Workers in Washington State

In a note to employees in October, CEO Kelly Ortberg told workers that the company needed to align its staffing levels with its "financial reality."

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Postal Workers Strike in Canada, Disrupting Holiday Shipments

The government may be forced to intervene in the strike, as it has done with recent port strikes, given the importance of the postal carrier to the economy.

Canada Post Corp. mail delivery trucks. Photo: Bloomberg

The Changing Role of the CTO at the Executive Table

The role of chief technology officer has evolved significantly over the years, as businesses have come to rely more heavily on technological innovation for their very survival.

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Why Procurement Needs a Change-Management Mindset

As life sciences companies progress rapidly through drug development and commercialization, the need for an adaptive procurement function becomes critical to managing suppliers, costs and risks.

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Norfolk Southern Reaches Deal with Activist Investor Firm

The Cleveland-based investment firm had sought to remove then-CEO Alan Shaw early in 2024, moves before he was eventually ousted by the railroad.

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Employers Barred from Forcing Workers to Attend Anti-Union Meetings

Large employers including Amazon, Starbucks, Trader Joe’s and REI have responded to increasing attempts to unionize by holding captive audience meetings.

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How a Human-Centric Approach Accelerates AI Adoption

Many organizations deploy AI systems without fostering trust or buy-in among their teams. They fail to take the employee’s view of “What’s in in for me?”

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'Positive Progress' on Talks Between ILA, USMX, But Roadblocks Remain

The ILA and USMX have until January 15, 2025 to avert a second East and Gulf Coast strike, just days before the start of the next presidential administration.

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Canada Labor Minister Orders End to Labor Disputes at Country's Ports

MacKinnon said that the ongoing stoppages at the Port of Montreal and in British Columbia have significantly impacted the country's supply chains.

The Port of Montreal along the St. Lawrence River. Photo: iStock / LaSalle-Photo

How Warehouse Markings Can Enhance a Workplace

For warehouse management and operations to be effective, you need to look into how warehouse markings can enhance safety, drive efficiency, and keep you organized.

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Canada Port Lockouts Back Trudeau Government Into a Corner Again

The Montreal offer would have boosted average dockworker compensation to more than C$200,000 per year.

Workers picket outside the Port of Montreal near a Termont Terminal Inc. terminal in September. Photo: Bloomberg

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