Robert J. Bowman, SupplyChainBrainMore from Robert J. Bowman, SupplyChainBrainGlobal Trade ManagementAutomakers Are Viewing Safety Issues in the Rearview MirrorAutomotive manufacturers have all the tools they need to detect safety issues in the early stages of vehicle production. The problem is, they're not making use of them.October 19, 2015Facility Location PlanningSupply Chain Resilience: Only the Paranoid SurviveIt's a dangerous world out there for global supply chains.October 16, 2015Facility Location PlanningGlobal Trade Pacts Raise Unanswered QuestionsNegotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership have at long last come to a successful end. But ratification of the agreement is far from assured - and some key questions remain to be answered.October 12, 2015Logistics OutsourcingBringing Lost American Jobs Back From ChinaThe Reshoring Initiative would like to slap the "Made in U.S.A." label on a lot more products. Can it succeed?October 9, 2015Global LogisticsOn the Cusp of the Third Robotics RevolutionRobots have been working away in factories for more than half a century. But their full potential is far from being tapped.October 5, 2015Forecasting & Demand PlanningThe Procurement Function Braces for Radical ChangeA message to procurement managers: Your job is about to be transformed "almost beyond recognition."October 2, 2015All LogisticsPredicting Trade Trends: Why We Get It WrongIs it possible that the world is moving too fast for economics experts to keep up?September 28, 2015Ocean TransportationHow to Stop Longshore Labor From Paralyzing U.S. PortsU.S. West Coast ports are being "held hostage" by longshore labor. So says one noted economist.September 25, 2015All LogisticsReshoring From China Is a Done Deal - Sort OfCompanies shifting manufacturing from China back to the U.S.? That's old news. Given the recent economic setbacks in the Chinese economy, however, you have to wonder whether the trend will continue.September 21, 2015Logistics OutsourcingThe Plague of Cybercrime: Is There Any Hope?This is a "watershed year" for cybercrime, according to a new survey on the topic. Yet many companies are falling short in their efforts to battle it.September 18, 2015Previous PagePage 196 of 265Next Page
