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The End of Linear PLM, and How 2025 Broke the Model

While collaboration capabilities advanced in 2025, the most transformative shift is coming in 2026.

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Walmart to Use RFID Labels to Track Fresh Food Inventory

Walmart plans to use RFID labels to provide digital use-by dates to monitor the freshness of its offerings across its meat, bakery and deli departments.

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Five Critical Warehouse Problems Addressed with Warehouse Intelligence

Despite years of investment, many facilities still depend on manual work and outdated processes. Yet the consequent challenges also present an opportunity.

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How Managing Product Configuration Data Can Enable Rapid Response to Supply Chain Changes

The challenge for manufacturers of complex configurable products is that configurable options and rules are defined in multiple systems.

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Streamlining Collaboration With Smart Supplier Management

By enhancing collaboration with suppliers during the design phase, companies can significantly improve efficiency, quality and speed.

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Cutting Costs and Carbon: Why Retailers are Rethinking Their Boxes

In one survey, 90% of consumers said that they were more likely to buy from a brand that offers eco-friendly packaging options.

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A ‘Shift-Left’ Strategy Moves Supply Chain Planning Further Upstream

Manufacturers are now asking whether they should reach further back in the chain, in their pursuit of both resilience and growth opportunities.

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Limble Improves Machine Maintenance for Tara Manufacturing

Tara Manufacturing reduced its downtime by 75%, saving the company $100,000 in the first year after implementing Limble’s services.

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Arizona Company Planning $344M Solar Panel Recycling Factory in Georgia

Solarcycle said that it would hire over 600 employees to work at the Cedartown, Georgia-based facility, which is set to open in 2026.

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Rideshare, App-Based Delivery Drivers Striking in the U.K. and the U.S.

Uber and Lyft drivers are holding daylong strikes in Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Miami, Orlando, Austin, Newark and several other cities.

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How 3D Printing Will Change Supply Chains and Improve Sustainability

As the technology has advanced and become more available, 3D printing is expected to become an integral part of many industries’ operations and could ultimately help companies achieve sustainability goals.

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Duke Energy Decommissioning CATL Batteries at Major Marine Corps Base

Duke Energy said in a statement that it is planning to voluntarily move away from using CATL battery storage technologies by 2027 to support a "robust American supply chain."

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