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How Intelligent Business Networks Will Empower Tomorrow’s Autonomous Supply Chains

The last two decades have brought an impressive parade of new technologies, and smart companies have made the most of them to boost supply chain efficiencies.

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Q&A: Innovations in Last-Mile Delivery

Conversations with supply-chain executives how about how they are addressing the biggest challenges in fulfilling e-commerce orders to consumers today.

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Meet the Market Leaders Setting Gold Standards for Supply Chain, Manufacturing IoT

Every business that hopes to successfully compete beyond the grassroots level to reach the global, modern stage is being redefined by digital technologies.

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Opinion: The Evolution of Healthcare and Life Sciences — Thanks to Blockchain

Soon after its development as the underlying architecture for Bitcoin, the concept of the blockchain was recognized as having broader value beyond enabling a decentralized alternative form of currency.

Opinion: Traceability and Transparency Before Blockchain

What the temperature-controlled supply chain has been getting right for decades — and why you need to follow suit.

Nearly Half of U.K. Government Suppliers Are Failing on Slavery Reports

More than 40 percent of central government’s top 100 suppliers have failed to produce modern slavery statements that are legally compliant, a report has found.

Starbucks Is Testing Blockchain to Empower Coffee Farmers

Starbucks is piloting the use of data technology, including blockchain, to make its coffee supply chains more transparent.

Five Reasons to Blockchain Your Supply Chain

There’s a lot of money and attention going toward blockchain as a potential foundation for supply chains.

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IBM Built a Computer the Size of a Grain of Salt for Logistics Industry

IBM has unveiled what it claims is the world’s smallest computer — the size of a grain of salt. The computer will cost less than $0.10 to manufacture, and is intended for logistics applications.

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Analyzing Product Costs: A Question of ‘What If’

Foremost in the minds of every supply-chain planner are those key words: What if?

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Coca-Cola, U.S. State Dept. to Use Blockchain to Combat Forced Labor

Coca-Cola Co. and the U.S. State Department along with two other companies said last week they are launching a project using blockchain’s digital ledger technology to create a secure registry for workers that will help fight the use of forced labor worldwide.

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GPS Guidance Can Be Fooled, So Researchers Are Scrambling to Find Backup Technologies

Five years ago, a team of researchers from the University of Texas at Austin boarded an $80m yacht with the intent of trying to fool the vessel's navigation system and stealthily push it off course.

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