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With so many unprecedented events unfolding in the world, it may seem that ESG would drop a few notches on the priority list.

The urgent need to digitize the supply chain was one of the most powerful lessons learned during the pandemic.

“automotive organizations now feel more confident to tackle future supply chain disruptions.”

Reciprocal switching is again making headlines.

With Halloween just around the corner, the availability and price of sugar has been a growing concern.

In the years leading up to 2020, the personal computer (PC) was left in the dust by the smartphone revolution.

Over the past several years, rapid progress has been made in the development of the MCS.

Manufacturers of electric semi-trucks are largely ready to ramp up production, the lagging charging infrastructure has other plans.

Critical minerals are becoming, well, increasingly critical.

What do such developments mean for the global supply chain?

The threat of a strike is one of the most powerful tools labor unions can weld when it comes to contract negotiations.

After months of facing the potential for a strike by UPS workers, the masses who would’ve been affected breathed a sigh of relief.

There’s a lot of frustration among helium users today.

Buying that party balloon may not seem like a big deal — until you realize you may be contributing to the helium shortage by doing it.

Shipping containers are not only more available — forlorn empties have been piling up.

In the world of Industry 4.0., smart factories are no longer a thing of the future.

Most can testify to the evolving and ongoing complexities associated with operating within a global supply chain.

In a global supply chain, there’s always a ripple effect.

According to new research from Salesforce, 67% of senior IT leaders “are prioritizing generative AI for their business.

The recent and roaring launch of ChatGPT to the public has left the business world scrambling.