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From Fragmented Tools to Unified Workflows: How to Transform Field Operations

Field service teams often juggle laptops, phones, on‑site PCs, and handwritten notes—slowing work and introducing errors. Join us to learn practical steps for consolidating workflows onto one mobile device and elevating customer perception with the same technology we recommend to clients.

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Taking IBP to the Next Level

In today’s volatile markets, businesses must evolve from reactive planning to structured adaptability. Integrated business planning (IBP) provides the framework to do so — connecting strategy, finance, operations and execution so organizations can act with clarity and alignment.

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Managing Uncertainty: The Role IBP Plays

Volatility and disruption have become constants in today’s business environment, affecting everything from supply chains and labor availability to customer demand and financial stability.

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How Robots-to-Goods (R2G) Will Define the Next Era of Warehouse Automation

Robots-to-goods has the potential to become the future of warehouse automation, as a technology set to define the category.

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AWS Launches AI Apps for Supply Chain Forecasting and Hiring

The two products — Connect Decisions and Connect Talent — had previously been used internally for supply chain forecasting and job interviews.

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AI Is Creating a New Kind of Bottleneck in Supply Chains

A supply chain is a network of interdependent flows. When one node accelerates, it changes the pressure on adjacent ones.

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Japan Airlines to Trial Humanoid Robots for Ground Handling

The push for humanoid robots comes in response to larger concerns over a labor shortage, stemming from a bump in inbound tourism and a dip in Japan's working-age population.

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AI Will Kill Your Organization – But Not the Way You Think

AI won’t kill organizations because the technology is too powerful. It will kill them because most are weaker, blurrier and less disciplined than they think.

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‘Smart’ Glasses Are Back: First, for the Warehouse. Then, Consumers

Younger workers have little problem adopting the smart glasses, and their easy acceptance is motivating older colleagues to do the same, albeit a little more slowly.

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What Carriers Should Actually Expect From AI in Their TMS

The question carriers need to answer is whether the AI in their current platform is actually doing the work, or just along for the ride.

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When Broken Portals Disrupt the Supply Chain

Supply chain leaders rely on digital systems to coordinate inventory and shipments, and help manage supplier relationships.

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Podcast | The Challenge of Getting ‘First-Mile’ Visibility of Soft Commodities

Getting “first-mile” visibility of soft commodities is a hard problem.

Too much of a good thing? Cocoa beans dry in the sun in Ghana. Photo: iStock/ROGER YEBUAH

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

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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

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