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Opinion: Smaller Manufacturers Can’t Afford to Dismiss the IIoT
Almost four of every five manufacturers and distributors still have no plans to implement IIoT technologies. They’re making a mistake.
Survival Strategies for Brands and Traditional Retailers
This just in: People are still shopping in physical stores.
Excelling in the Changing World of Contract Manufacturing
At Jabil, a highly diversified contract manufacturer, today's challenges aren't so different from most companies. Customers want visibility and flexibility in the supply chain.
Traditional Retailers Struggling? It’s Not All Amazon’s Fault.
If you want an explanation of why brick-and-mortar retailers are struggling today, industry observers say, look no further than Amazon. But there’s more to the picture than that.
Solving the Problem of 'Too Much Data'
Conversations with supply-chain executives about how companies can swim in the sea of big data without drowning in it.
Blockchain Could Revolutionize the World of Supply Chain Management
Blockchain, the technology underlying bitcoin, has some challenges to overcome. But the potential applications are so compelling, supply chain managers should quickly learn more about it and begin to conceptualize how it can be applied to their businesses.
100+ Senior Military Logisticians and Engineers to attend Combat Support Week in London
'Is It Shoplifting If It’s Not the Customer’s Fault?': Amazon Go Raises Questions for the Retail Industry
“Just walk out,” say the signs at the entrance and store windows at Amazon’s newest concept store. “No lines. No checkout. (No, seriously.)”
Blockchain: So Much Bigger Than Bitcoin
From voting to healthcare, music to energy production, blockchain may just change the way we run our lives.
Rugged Mobile Devices: A Supply Chain Necessity
The ability to work and manage your supply chain in real time is all about having access to the right data. Customer expectations have changed and, delivery commitments are now next day, or next hour – customers expect full visibility into the status of their shipment through all phases of the supply chain.
Opinion: End Your Global Supply Chain Paper Chase
Managing complexity has become a priority for modern-day logistics and supply chain leaders. For many enterprises, however, reliance on cumbersome legacy systems keeps them chained to the costly ways of the past.
Humans, Not Robots, Still Build the Best New Car You Can Buy
More than three decades after Honda Motor Co. first built an Accord sedan at its Marysville, Ohio, factory in 1982, humans are still an integral part of the assembly process — and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon.
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