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How AI Is Driving Sustainability in the Supply Chain

Businesses are under increasing pressure from eco-conscious consumers and regulators to meet net-zero commitments for greenhouse gas emissions from their supply chains. But they still have a long way to go.

Increasing Sustainability in LTL Trucking With Route Optimization

Optimized routing plays a major role in shrinking a carrier’s carbon footprint.

Sustainability Is the Pathway to Supply Chain Resilience

Supply chain resilience is inseparable from the drive for sustainability.

Corporate Environmental Influence Is More Connected Than You Think

Ecological waste, the accumulation of greenhouse gasses, the overuse of natural resources and the overconsumption of carbon are problems that need to be solved in aggregate; otherwise, they affect every link of the global supply chain.

A New Way to Measure Supply Chain Climate Risks

AQR Capital Management, the investment firm co-founded by Cliff Asness, has come up with a new way to measure supply chain climate risks.

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Five Ways to Improve Compliance With Anti-Slavery Import Legislation

Concerns about ethical and environmentally conscious sourcing are top of mind today for companies sourcing internationally.

The ESG Challenge: Building Ethical Supply Chains

Here are five ways to address the modern-day ESG challenge.

Six Ways to Make Your Supply Chain More Socially Responsible

The push for sustainable and socially responsible supply chains has increased with pressure from governments, investors and consumers, and companies that chose to respond quickly are already seeing the benefits.

Achieving ESG Goals in a Least-Cost Manner

ESG initiatives need to be executed in the right order to realize environmental, social and economic benefits. There’s no better place to start than with a clear-eyed view of spend categories.

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Three Emerging Technologies for Measuring, Managing Social Performance in Supply Chains

Of the three ESG factors, social criteria represent some of the most pressing challenges in modern supply chain management.

Three Diversity Strategies to Strengthen the Supply Chain

Cultivating diversity and encouraging wellness boosts supply chain resilience — and bottom lines.

Supply Chain Recovery Demands Employee-First Solutions

The supply chain industry’s failure to meet workers’ needs, protect employees and prioritize employee-centric working conditions across multiple touch points is the next crisis to tackle on the path to real recovery.

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