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Staffing Woes Put U.S. Car Industry’s Remarkable Rebound at Risk
On the surface, carmakers have staged a remarkable recovery toward pre-pandemic production. But within the walls of U.S. auto plants, it was incredibly challenging to pull off — and is proving difficult to sustain.
Source: Bloomberg
Control and Compliance Deliver $4.2 Million in Savings
Challenge: An auto parts manufacturer and distributor experienced steady growth, but decentralized processes and decision-making across 15 facilities made it difficult to monitor less-than-truckload (LTL) and parcel transportation. Poor visibility of weekly transactions slowed error response and impaired avoidance of recurring costs.
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A Transport Tech Company Brings Manufacturing Back to the U.S.
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and rising overseas production costs, many American companies are thinking about returning at least some manufacturing to the United States. But XStream Trucking Inc. has wasted no time in doing just that.
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How Volkswagen Returned to the U.S. After Two Decades
For the first time in more than 20 years, Volkswagen sought to re-enter the U.S. with a new manufacturing plant.
Source: Bloomberg
How Demand for Electric Vehicles Will Impact the Supply Chain
Global demand for electric vehicles is accelerating as consumers become more eco-conscious and countries set new targets for cutting carbon emissions.
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How the COVID-19 Pandemic Will Establish More Adaptive Supply-Chain Operations
Supply chains need to rebuild with resiliency in mind. What lessons can we learn from the disruptions caused by COVID-19?
How the COVID-19 Pandemic Will Establish More Adaptive Supply Chain Operations
Tesla, Toyota Motors Help Obscure Japanese Supplier Thrive
Deep in the electric-vehicle industry’s supply chain is a little-known Japanese manufacturer that makes a seemingly mundane, but essential, device: coil-winding machines.
Photo: Bloomberg
Supply Chain Robots in a Post-Pandemic World: E-Book of the Year
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a seismic shift in a drastically underprepared logistics industry.
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When Will U.S. and Global Oil Markets Recover?
The coronavirus pandemic, declining global consumption and overproduction have combined to deal a severe blow to the oil industry.
Oil drums containing lubricant oil sit on a conveyor belt as they are prepared for shipping at the Royal Dutch Shell Plc lubricants blending plant in Torzhok, Russia. Photo: Bloomberg.
Adidas, Lacoste Pledge to Cut Forced Labor From Supply Chain
The companies have agreed to “cease all activity with suppliers and subcontractors” following a global campaign pressuring brands to end ties with factories connected to forced labor.
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