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The Case Against Resilience-Only S&OP
How Modern Supply Chains Win on Forecasting Precision
The organizations that succeed are the ones that treat forecasting as a strategic capability rather than a back-office function
The Hidden Supply Chain Cost of Going Custom Too Soon
Engineering teams are already stretched thin enough without spending hours re-engineering something that a configurable option could have delivered in days.
What Separates a Supply Chain AI Company I'll Fund From One I Won't
When these five pillars line up, I'm no longer evaluating a pitch. I'm looking at a company I'll fund. 
The Business Benefits of Autonomous Robots in the Industrials Sector
To manage labor shortages and stay competitive, labor-intensive industrials businesses will become more capital-intensive as autonomous robots augment, replace or change traditional labor roles.
AI Should Speed Up Supply Chain Apprenticeship, Not Remove It
The best supply chain AI strategy automates routine preparation while increasing the number and quality of judgment repetitions that juniors receive.
Why the Supply Chain Should Take Priority Through Periods of Transformation
The businesses that get the most value from a period of change are the ones that treat it as the trigger for supply chain redesign.
Why AI Investment Isn't Closing the Tariff-Management Gap
How AI Is Saving Resources for Automotive Manufacturers
As automotive production grows more complex, the gap between what data-driven scheduling could deliver and what manual scheduling actually produces is widening.
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Watch: How U.S. Manufacturing Is Weathering Tariff Turmoil
Felix Faerber, shareholder at the law firm of Baker Donelson, discusses how manufacturers are coping with endless tariffs, high interest rates and other unpredictabilities.
How Us Manufacturing Is Weathering Tariff Turmoil
Five Industry Shifts Transportation Leaders Can't Ignore
With transportation and logistics operations focused on delivering products and services to specific locations, parts of the industry will always be physical in nature. But what’s now disrupting the sector more than anything are digital forces, from AI-driven automation to increasingly volatile global trade networks.
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The U.S. Is a Long Way From Regaining Dominance in Rare Earth Production
The United States’ over-reliance on China for rare earth materials is no secret. But realization of the problem isn’t translating into meaningful progress toward solving the problem.
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