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Technology: Page 564
This Huge, Bustling Mall Has a Hole to Fill — Just Not With More Stores
The scene at the East Coast’s largest mall on a recent Friday morning would seem to fly in the face of the doomsday narrative surrounding U.S. retail centers. A steady stream of holiday shoppers walked the lacquered halls, browsing stores from Gap to Gucci. By noon, a line was snaking out of an outpost of the Shake Shack burger chain.
Factories Hum From Detroit to Dortmund As World Economy Improves
Factories from America’s Rust Belt to Germany’s Ruhr region to Japan’s Aichi prefecture are revving up production lines in a unified acceleration not seen in years.
As Energy Markets Evolve, Blockchain Powers Up
Energy startups have been using blockchain to power electricity sharing in microgrid trials from Texas to Tasmania for a year or so.
Reinventing Supply Chain and Operations
Joseph Selle, IBM's executive in charge of cognitive transformation and operations, is among technology experts who believe artificial intelligence is applicable not only across the supply chain but throughout every department and function in a company.
Customs Compliance: Necessary Evil or Competitive Advantage?
Customs-compliance rules are costly, burdensome, time-consuming … and a potential source of competitive advantage.
Little Unicorn Takes Baby Steps to Survive Among Omnichannel Giants
The young seller of high-end baby products seeks a way to reach consumers and retailers without being swallowed up by Amazon.com and Wal-Mart.
10 Ways Global Manufacturing Will Change in 2018
International Data Corporation (IDC) surveyed the global manufacturing landscape for its new report, "IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Manufacturing Predictions 2018." The global market intelligence firm examined ecosystems and experiences, greater intelligence in operational assets and processes, data capitalization, the convergence of information technology (IT) and operations.
Drone Tracking Plan Moves U.S. Delivery by Air Closer to Reality
Deliveries by drones took a step closer to being allowed in the U.S. after a federal advisory panel agreed on a framework for allowing law enforcement to routinely track the small devices.
Q&A: How A.I. Promises to Transform the Logistics Industry
Logistics providers have been relatively slow in embracing artificial intelligence and machine learning. Now, the technology is finally beginning to have an impact on key business decisions throughout the industry.
Opinion: Soon, Every Item in the Supply Chain Will Cost-Effectively Provide Valuable Information
Imagine being able to know not only where everything is exactly, but its condition, and what has happened to it along the way. The implications are enormous — temperature can be monitored and adjusted en route, unexpected delays can be determined and corrected, and deliveries to the wrong location can be found and quickly corrected. A much more efficient supply chain is on the way.
Ng Aims to Bring AI 'Electricity' to Manufacturing
The artificial intelligence researcher who called AI the new electricity is now trying to make sure every company is plugged in.
Delivery Companies Brace for the Pre-Christmas Crush
Package-delivery companies are bracing for their busiest week of the holiday season, and one with less room for error.
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