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How to Identify and Overcome Supply Chain Risk in 2023

Lacking foresight into what 2023 will bring, businesses nevertheless have the power to identify risks in the supply chain and prepare for the coming year.

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Adding Value to Supply Chain Command Centers

As a senior pharmaceutical executive recently said, "The problem I have with a control tower is that I can see that there's a problem, but it's like watching a car crash in slow motion: I can't do anything about it."

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How Warehouses Will Modernize in 2023

There’s still much to be done to enable operators to take full advantage of the immense amounts of data being collected at every moment of the day within distribution centers.

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Digital Twins in the Warehouse: Five Real-World Use Cases

The digital twin of a warehouse — a real-time, 3D virtual representation of an actual facility down to the space, people, equipment and inventory — lets operators monitor activity, respond instantly to disruption and model future scenarios to improve performance.

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How Businesses Can Mitigate Risk During a Supply Chain Crisis

It's vitally important for companies to understand every touchpoint in their supply chains and third-party relationships, to ensure they don’t link to transnational criminal organizations trafficking in war materials or money laundering.

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Shopify Offers Factory-to-Consumer Order Tracking

The partnership is part of a race among e-commerce platforms to build out logistics and fulfillment capabilities that can compete with retail behemoths such as Amazon.

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Why Reliable Forecasting Is a Must-Have for Supply Chain Partners

Supply chain partners have never had greater access to tools for data collection and analysis than they do now, but many are failing to take full advantage of these resources.

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In the Face of Uncertainty, Forwarders Double Down on Technology

As global freight forwarders face falling freight rates, rising interest rates and geopolitical instability, they might be excused for pulling back on technology investments in 2023. But that conclusion couldn’t be further from the truth.

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The Supply Chain Control Tower Maturity Model

Many companies underestimate the time and effort required for the orderly buildout of the foundational digital capabilities and infrastructure needed to meet control tower product functionality and ROI.

Better Supply Chain Visibility Begins with Better Data

Shippers must increase access to quality data, utilize digital technologies, and partner with providers with the right visibility tools and capabilities.

The Great Divide: Understanding LTL and Truckload Market Shifts

With the advent of GPS and electronic logging devices (ELDs), trailer-tracking devices will allow for 100% visibility to freight in transit.

Today’s Digital Forwarder Uncovered

The old way of doing business by phone, email, and paper simply can’t keep pace with the growing demands of global shipping.

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