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General SCM: Page 826
China Virus Crisis Roils Supply Chains for Global Manufacturers
Less than a month into the health crisis that began in China, supply chain disruptions are showing up around the world, from automakers to mobile-phone producers to energy companies.
The Gig Economy Is Forcing Employers to Rethink Hiring Strategies
The rise of the gig economy has created a yawning chasm between two types of commercial drivers.
Is Your Leadership Style Dangerous for Your Business?
Business leaders need to adjust their management style to the needs of the moment, and the unique qualities of their employees.
Despite Slowdown in Global Trade, Opportunities Exist
Forecasts indicate slower growth for global trade this year, but there are opportunities for shippers and providers of logistics and transportation services — especially in emerging countries such as Vietnam, India and the Philippines.
Using Innovative Packaging to Overcome Lithium Battery Shipping Challenges
Analyst Insight:
The shipping and handling of lithium batteries has become a highly challenging and regulated endeavor. Given the fire risk associated with this hazardous material, heavy restrictions on transport and storage, from commercial aircraft bans to state-of-charge rules, have been imposed. As a result, organizations often struggle to cope with the impact of these requirements on the supply chain, and find a safe, compliant and cost-effective approach to packaging these materials.
The Increasing Role of Supply-Chain Finance
Companies are finding it increasingly critical to model and manage financial impact of supply-chain operations — both within and beyond their direct control.
Year 2030: The End of Waste-Generating Supply Chains
Driven by both consumer demand and cost optimization, the circular economy will soon become mainstream.
How Amazon Plans to Retrain 100,000 Employees
Amazon’s Upskilling 2025 program aims to help U.S. employees adapt to a workplace that is becoming increasingly disrupted by automation and new technologies.
Creating a Seamless Customer Experience While Balancing Cost and Service
Analyst Insight:
Five years ago, having a variety of channels and capabilities across your network was a competitive advantage. But as consumer expectations change, more companies are beginning to question the value of the investments required to build and support certain fulfillment capabilities. Today, supply-chain executives must create a seamless experience for omnichannel consumers, while walking the razor’s edge of balancing tradeoffs between cost and service.
The Automation Pivot Point
Distribution networks with legacy infrastructure are struggling to meet the incredible demand generated by the rise of e-commerce.
Improving Risk in the Construction Industry
Analyst Insight:
Construction projects are filled with certain risks, ranging from occupational risk to construction defects and property damage to general liability. Many firms have difficulty managing these risks on an ongoing basis, and others find measuring a project’s overall risk performance impossible. Using technology to manage risk is key to mitigating any issues that might arise.
Surviving the Reality of Global Trade
Analyst Insight:
Never have tariffs held such a prominent place in the day-to-day global operations of businesses. The current U.S. administration has levied millions of dollars of tariffs on U.S. businesses, regardless of size. As a result, any company that imports or exports is experiencing increased costs to make, move or sell their products. And companies are making significant investments in their global supply chains to mitigate the collateral damage that the trade wars are wreaking.
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