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For Warehouse Workers, Technology Starts to Look More Like Home
When Bert Hooper brings on new workers at TechStyle Fashion Group’s 450,000 square-foot warehouse in Perris, California, he tells them, “If you know how to use a smartphone and you know how to use an app, you can do about any operation that we have in our facility.”
The Mission of the Global Supply Chain Resiliency Council
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Procurement Wakes Up to Supply-Chain Risk
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Jeff Bezos v the World: Why All Companies Fear 'Death by Amazon'
The computer on which this article was written is sitting on a laptop stand that tells you everything you need to know about how Amazon does business.
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Maersk Wants to Take Down Global Food Loss
Maersk and Rockstart, a European startup accelerator, have partnered in an initiative called FoodTrack to foster startups with ideas for tackling global food loss.
DHL Reports on A.I.’s Potential Benefits — and Looming Concerns — in Logistics
DHL and IBM have released a joint report on the development of artificial intelligence (A.I.) technology and its potential to change the logistics industry — noting that, in many ways, A.I. is already making profound changes to the retail environment, not all of which are positive.
How Mondelez Overhauled Its Cocoa Supply Chain
If she hadn’t visited the cocoa farms supplying Mondelez, Cathy Pieters wouldn’t have see there was “an urgent need” to rejuvenate many of the plants.
Why Home Depot Is Hiring 1,000 I.T. Workers
Home Depot has a plan to stay relevant in a world where other retailers are being dealt death blows.
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World Wine Output Falls to 60-Year Low
Global wine output fell to its lowest level in 60 years in 2017 due to poor weather conditions in the European Union that slashed production in the bloc, international wine organization OIV said.
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China’s Automakers Want to Dominate World’s Next Era of Driving
On a bright spring day in Amsterdam, car buffs stepped inside a blacked-out warehouse to nibble on lamb skewers and sip rhubarb cocktails courtesy of Lynk & Co., which was showing off its new hybrid SUV.
Why a Cashmere Sweater Can Cost $2,000 — or $30
A plain, yet meticulously crafted, sweater made of the world’s finest cashmere can cost $2,000 or more from premier fashion labels such as Loro Piana. You can also grab a simple sweater of 100 percent cashmere off a discount rack at Uniqlo for as little as $29.90.
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Changing Views of Supply-Chain Risk
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