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Ensuring Supply Chain Success in the Face of Climate Change

Between droughts, floods, fires and violent storms, climate change is already impacting ports, highways and factories, and worsening conditions will increase the pressures felt on the supply chain.

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Automotive Supply Chains Are on a Long Road to Recovery

There are signs of recovery in the embattled automotive supply chain, but true relief is still a few years away.

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Watch: What the SEC Wants Supply Chains to Disclose Now

Bryan House, a partner with the law firm of Foley & Lardner LLP, discusses new guidelines issued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on disclosing supply chain disruptions to investors.

What The Sec Wants Supply Chains To Disclose Now

What Makes Supply Chain Workers Stay

Respect. Empathy. Flexibility. If you are in charge of securing and managing workers in warehouses, distribution centers, trucks and delivery vans, it might be an idea to view these three words as a mantra.

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Watch: A Look at the 33rd State of Logistics Report

Michael Zimmerman, partner with Kearney, reveals the key findings of the 33rd State of Logistics Report, sponsored by Kearney, Penske Logistics and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.

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Watch: Beyond Efficiency and Cost Reduction: The World of Web 3.0

It's time to move beyond short-term cost cutting to a more strategic approach to supply chain management, says James Hendrickson, president and general manager of Verses Enterprise.

James Hendrickson

Microsoft Software Tackles Customer Supply-Chain Disruptions

The software is intended to offer a central view of information from customers’ existing applications, from Microsoft and other vendors.

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Watch: Companies Respond to Changes in the Supply Chain

Heightened customer expectation, constrained resources and generational differences in purchasing are among the changes in the supply chain that companies must respond to, says Wonil Gregg, vice president of customer engagement at DCPerform.

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The New Supply Chain Mindset: From Just-in-Time to Just-In Case

The new generation of consumers is changing demand patterns, making them more unpredictable than ever before.Succeeding under these conditions begins with three simple changes.

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Does the U.S. Need to Reduce Its Dependence on Taiwan for Semiconductors?

Taiwan accounts for around 65% of global semiconductor supply, and nearly 90% of the smallest and most sophisticated chips.

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Apple: iPhone Shipments Delayed Over China COVID Lockdown

Officials locked down an assembly plant in Zhengzhou, on November 2, for seven days, and it is now operating at a significantly reduced capacity.

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Furniture Sales Disrupted by the Pandemic? It’s Rentals to the Rescue

In the darkest days of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for many consumer products surged. But few industries experienced an explosion of activity like the furniture business.

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