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The Supply Chain Is Broken: How Buyers and Suppliers Can Fix It

Buyers and suppliers need to abandon their old ways of operating, and build more collaborative relationships that are rooted in trust.

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Watch: What Happens to the Semiconductor Supply Chain If China Invades Taiwan?

John Ferguson, chief executive officer of TBM Consulting Group, discusses the importance of Taiwan to global semiconductor production, and tells how the supply chain would be impacted by China invading Taiwan.

What Happens To The Semiconductor Supply Chain If China Invades Taiwan

Will the End of ‘Zero COVID’ Stabilize China’s Economy?

China may have scrapped its “zero-COVID” policies, but questions about the country’s continuing role in supporting global supply chains remain.

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Podcast | How a Specialty Vehicle Maker Weathered the Pandemic

A maker of emergency vehicles has managed to surmount its own set of supply chain emergencies.

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How CPOs Can Chart a Path for Success in 2023

In procurement, small adjustments can bring visibility and order to repeatable tasks, saving time and money in the long run. But one single source of truth is essential to get started.

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New Human Rights Requirements: Catalysts for New Ways of Thinking

With laws enforcing human rights in the supply chain, leaders will need to rethink how they are deriving value from their human-rights and supply chain due diligence programs.

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The Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on the U.S. Economy

It's important to measure the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the U.S. economy, and determine which commodities are likely to be in short supply as a result.

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Watch: Another Crisis for the Food Supply Chain: Not Enough CO2

John Bell, head of the Department of Supply Chain Management at the University of Tennessee, explains why food processors and other industries are facing a critical shortage of carbon dioxide.

Another Crisis For The Food Supply Chain Not Enough Co2

Latin America’s Prospects for Trade and Logistics Development

Like all major regions of the world, Latin America is struggling to emerge from the shadow of the pandemic. But its long-term prospects for trade and logistics development are strong.

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China’s Heat Wave Is the Biggest Supply Chain Disruption of the Year: So, What’s the Solution?

Even though heat waves and natural disasters have been bringing the global supply chain to a grinding halt asynchronously over the years, it doesn’t have to continue this way.

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Four Trends Reshaping the Global B2B Payments Sector

With the coming of the new year, global B2B payments are finally getting the attention they deserve.

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Why the Balance of Power Has Shifted From Buyers to Sellers

Is the balance of power in buyer-seller relationships finally shifting in favor of upstream suppliers?

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