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The IoT Requires Manpower. When Will We Automate It?
Current internet of things (IoT)  technologies require too much manual intervention to realize the full benefits of a supply chain management system.
A sheet of sensor circuits. Photo: Bloomberg.
Five Ways Collaboration Can Ease Supply Chain Headaches in a Post-COVID-19 Environment
The challenge is to break down silos and ensure timely, clear communication so that all supply chain partners are aligned.
Five Tips for Achieving an Autonomous Supply Chain
An autonomous supply chain is proactive, predictive, highly responsive and hyper-connected.
Four Reasons Why Orchestration Is Invaluable to Your Supply Chain
As businesses attempt to manage demand volatility, external disruptions and increasing fragmentation, supply chain orchestration may be their most useful tool.
Digitizing Your Supply Chain: An Imperative for 2021
Digitization is critical for companies to remain competitive in the years ahead.
A Venerable Fashion Retailer Embraces Modern Supply Chain Management
Fashion label Marc O’Polo sought to eliminate manual data management and lay the groundwork for an omnichannel retailing strategy, in support of both stores and online sales.
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Three Ways Food Supply Chains Will Rebound From the Pandemic
When it comes to revitalizing America’s food supply chains, it takes the expertise of a true renaissance manager.
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Podcast | How to Stop Talking About Resilience — and Do Something About It
When it comes to global supply chains, resilience is the buzzword of 2021. But are companies doing more than talking about it?
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Data, Deftness and Redefining Work: Three Rising Trends in Procurement
The combined effect of these three trends is reshaping supply chain procurement as we’ve traditionally known it.
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Establishing Resiliency Within the Public-Sector Supply Chain
The Biden Administration has made it clear that the U.S. needs a resilient, diverse and secure supply chain to ensure economic prosperity and national security.
President Joe Biden meets with U.S. business leaders in the White House. Photo: Bloomberg.
Supply Chain Blind Spots: Where They Occur, and How to Deal With Them
Global supply chains frequently encounter blind spots, such as failing to anticipate trade disruptions and supplier risk. The result is significant challenges for manufacturers and their customers, which neither can afford.
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Watch: Pandemic Exposes Weak Points in Manufacturing Supply Chains
Debbie Altham, senior director of the technology team with Sikich LLP, reveals the findings of a new survey of manufacturers and their supply chains, conducted by the firm in partnership with Industry Week.
Pandemic Exposes Weak Points in Manufacturing Supply Chains
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