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Technology: Page 575
Is Cash Replacing Inventory As a Hedge Against Supply-Chain Risk?
Worried about managing supply-chain risk? All you need is cash.
Looking Back: The World's First Global Supply Chain
The city of Ternate in eastern Indonesia seems forgotten by time.
Test Drive IBM's Watson in Factory Simulation
The singularly defining moment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) — even bigger than when IBM's Deep Blue beat chess master Garry Kasparov — happened back in in 2011 when the unbeatable Jeopardy! Champion Ken Jennings was finally taken down by IBM's new supercomputer, Watson.
Amazon's Cashierless Store Is Almost Ready for Prime Time
For the past year, Amazon employees have been test driving Amazon Go, an experimental convenience store in downtown Seattle. The idea is to let consumers walk in, pick up items and then pay for them without ever standing in line at a cashier.
A Guide to Building Environmentally Sustainable Procurement Capabilities
The term "sustainable development" was coined in Our Common Future, released in 1987 by the Brundtland Commission, a UN-backed organization created to unite countries in the pursuit of sustainable development. As defined by the Commission, there are three main pillars of sustainable development: economic growth, environmental protection and social equality.
Why Builders of Big L.A. Projects Are Making Concrete With Gravel and Sand Shipped From Canada
The 519 miles of L.A.'s freeway system. Dodger Stadium. City Hall. All built with concrete filled with rock and sand washed down from Southern California's iconic mountain ranges.
No Nafta? No Problem, Says One Mexican City
In San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Josué Vidales considers his business a Nafta success story. The 43-year-old father of five founded his engineering firm a decade ago, on the eve of the world economic crisis, to capitalize on the factory boom in this burgeoning industrial city 250 miles north of Mexico City.
Opinion: Debunking Five Myths for the Supply Chain Buyer of Enterprise Software
At the end of my last call, I put down my headphones and smiled. It just happened again. What was it? I heard business buyers string together a set of "belief statements." These are commonly held as "truths" in the industry.
A Look at Supply Chains of the Future
Conversations with supply-chain executives about the innovative technologies that are already shaping the way that product is moved to market.
DHL Customers Say They Prefer Root Canals to Late Shipments
In DHL's 2017 Holiday Survey, 27 percent of the integrator's customers surveyed said that they would "rather get a root canal than have personal holiday shipments come late."
A Fifth of Firms Don't Have Full Supply Chain Visibility, Report Says
Almost three quarters of firms say they have continuity arrangements in place with regard to supply chain management, according to a survey.
Opinion: The 'Amazon Effect' Creates Supply Chain Pressure
The new purported norm created by Amazon's two-day shipping hits two key groups of stakeholders — consumers and supply chain service and equipment providers — differently. How the latter respond is critically important to business success.
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