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Nigeria’s Erratic Power Supply Dims Its E-Commerce Potential
As one of the world’s largest emerging markets, Nigeria stands at a crossroad. Its rapidly expanding economy and growing disposable income will propel its e-commerce market to reach $75 billion per year by 2025. A large unbanked population and erratic power supply, however, threaten to limit growth.
Parcel Lockers Ease Europe’s Last-Mile Challenges
Like logistics providers everywhere, European carriers are facing capacity challenges, delivery delays and rising costs to deliver parcels.
The Reality of Last-Mile Challenges in the Pandemic
Skyrocketing last-mile delivery volumes, rising costs, and the drive to return to the service levels consumers expect are forcing North American carriers and retailers alike to assess how technology can make last-mile operations more agile and effective.
New Perspectives for Inbound Logistics During U.S. Produce Season
The United States is facing considerable logistics challenges in the temperature-controlled trucking industry.
Stiffed Vendors Get Tough With U.S. Retailers After Big Losses
As U.S. retailers celebrate a boom lifting one of the pandemic’s hardest-hit sectors, scars left by a year of bankruptcies and delayed vendor payments could undermine their recovery.
Inflation Risk Intensifies With Supply Shortages Multiplying
Signs of inflation are picking up, with a mounting number of consumer-facing companies warning in recent days that supply shortages and logistical logjams may force them to raise prices.
Watch: The Impact of the Pandemic on the Automotive Supply Chain
Vanessa Miller, partner in the law firm of Foley & Lardner LLP, details the substantial challenges that the automotive industry is facing, now and in months to come.
E-Commerce Seeks the Path to a Zero-Emissions Future
Which portion of an e-commerce delivery has the bigger impact on carbon emissions — the first mile, or the last?
Watch: How Are Industrial Manufacturers Embracing AI?
A discussion of the findings of a new study from KPMG about industrial manufacturing’s adoption of artificial intelligence, with Roy Mathews, Managing Director of Data Analytics, and David Neely, Managing Director in the firm’s Intelligent Automation Practice.
How Retailers Can Mitigate the Impact of New Shipping Surcharges
Because e-commerce sales show no signs of slowing down, retailers must find a better way to balance shipping surcharges and overage costs.
Intel CEO Says Chip Shortage Will Persist for ‘Couple of Years’
The global semiconductor shortage roiling a wide range of industries likely won’t be resolved for a few more years, according to Intel Corp.’s new Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger.
Podcast | Unilever Pledges a ‘Living Wage’ for Its Global Supply Chain
The consumer products giant Unilever plc is promising a “living wage” for all of its supply-chain workers by the year 2030. Can it make good on that pledge?
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