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Will Procurement Finally Become Truly Strategic in 2024?

For most brands, 2023 hasn’t been a stellar year, and instead has been more one of consolidation and treading water. That’s not likely to change soon.

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Watch: Trends in Truckload Market Rates: Contract or Spot?

How did the COVID-19 pandemic affect shippers' decisions as to whether to pursue contract or spot rates in the truckload market? And what's the trend today?

Dat Trends In Truckload Market Rates Contract Or Spot Chris Caplice

Ivalua Launches AI-Powered Virtual Assistant

IVA offers supplier research capabilities, market insights, legal assistance, RFP assistance and improvement plans that summarize supplier actions and suggest appropriate responses.

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Watch: The Key to an Engaged Frontline Workforce

What exactly is an "engaged" frontline workforce in warehousing and logistics? And what is its impact on the business? Steven Klima, head of revenue enablement with WorkStep, offers a perspective.

Workstep The Key To An Engaged Frontline Workforce Steven Klima

DOE Invests Another $3.5B in U.S. Battery Industry

The DOE is looking to strengthen the U.S.’s battery supply chain because the estimated demand for lithium is expected to increase tenfold by 2030.

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Supply Chain Resilience Could Soon Prove Too Expensive, Says S&P

Corporate investment in inventory management tools and other supply chain solutions could be limited in 2024 by high financing costs and lower profits.

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China’s EU Ambassador Says Bloc’s Probe into EV Subsidies Is ‘Unjustifiable’

Fu Cong’s comments mark one of the strongest rebuttals yet by Beijing against the EU’s proactive approach to protecting its emerging green energy sector.

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Corporate Budgets Are Tightening. Where’s Supply Chain Spending Going Today?

With near-term consumer demand uncertain, and high interest rates likely to continue for some time, corporate belts are tightening. So what are companies spending money on today?

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Overcoming Barriers to B2B and D2C Growth for Manufacturers

The addition of new channels opens a world of new opportunities for manufacturers, while also exposing them to potential barriers to growth.

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Volta Trucks Files for Bankruptcy Following Supply Chain Breakdowns

The decision to file for bankruptcy comes just two months after the organization’s battery supplier, Proterra Inc., also filed for bankruptcy.

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Bankrupt Rite Aid Settles with Drug Supplier McKesson to Avoid Shortages

Lawyers for the two companies said that they’ve agreed in principle to a settlement that will end a lawsuit Rite Aid filed against McKesson over their supply agreement.

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Executives Say IT Investments Affect Their Company's Sustainability

Lowering energy costs was cited as the most important reason for companies when it came to investing in IT for sustainability.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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