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Supply Chains in Crisis: Page 122
Truck Drivers, Seafarers Quit as Omicron Spreads
From seafarers refusing to get back on ships to truck drivers whose concern over Covid-related border closures trumps the lure of higher pay, the transport industry is bracing for another roller coaster year of supply chain disruptions.
The Supply Crunch Is Forcing Marine Managers Into New Thinking
The role of the maritime manager has changed, and it will take more innovative solutions from all members of the supply chain to help fix the current crisis.
Shipper of Choice: A Vital Status for Supply Chain Success
In this tight market it has become so important for shippers to reach the level of being a “shipper of choice.”
How to Support Customers When Supply Chains Are Unpredictable
The holidays are placing even more stress on supply chains. Here are four ways you can help lower stress, minimize damage and deliver positive customer service.
From Covid's Legacy to Containers Falling Overboard: These Are Our Top Stories of 2021
Here’s a look back at our most-clicked stories this year — which showcase the worst of the crisis, new ideas that it spurred, and a glimpse at how we got here.
Biden Takes Victory Lap, Saying Holiday-Shipping Crisis Averted
President Biden said that his administration, together with labor unions and companies, succeeded in averting a holiday-season supply-chain crisis.
Rising Inflation Hits Holiday Menus Around the World
Mince pies. Latkes. Eggnog. Tamales. As extended families the world over plan holiday celebrations again, they’re encountering a harsh reality: Traditional foods, especially those sold for a limited time in even a normal year, are significantly costlier in 2021 — if they’re even available at all.
Severe Weather Wrecks Southeast Asia as 200 Dead, Ports Shut
Severe weather disruptions hit Malaysia and the Philippines, leaving a trail of destruction among nations most prone to natural disasters.
Why Major OEMs Are Moving to In-House Chip Production
The recent announcement by Ford Motor Co. that it was planning to develop and produce at least some of its own semiconductor chips signals a sharp reversal of a decades-long practice.
Supply Chain Disruptions Underscore Need for Better Manufacturing Planning
Manufacturers continue to face rapid change, adding monumental challenges to supply chain planning.
Why Thanksgiving 2021 Was the Most Expensive Yet
In 2020, the average cost of Thanksgiving dinner for a family of 10 was $46.90 per person, an all-time low. Fast forward to 2021, and Thanksgiving was the most expensive on record.
Podcast | Bridging the Supply Chain Talent Gap
The supply chain is hanging out the “Help Wanted” sign. But where will we find the right people?
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