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In effort to minimize supply chain disruptions, U.S. companies have driven 20% rise in shipment volumes from Mexico to the U.S. over two years.

In effort to minimize supply chain disruptions, U.S. companies have driven 20% rise in shipment volumes from Mexico to the U.S. over two years.

In CSCMP’s Supply Chain Quarterly’s Fourth Annual Salary Survey, overall job satisfaction dipped slightly from the previous year. While the study didn’t dig into the causes of that decline, it’s worth noting that more than three-quarters (77%) of the respondents also reported that they had taken on additional job responsibilities over the past three years. Here's a look at this year's survey results:

In MIT Professor Yossi Sheffi’s newest book, readers journey through the evolution of supply chain management while gaining a glimpse into its future.

“Global Supply Chain Top 25” list highlights Schneider Electric, Cisco Systems, Colgate-Palmolive.

Analyst quotes Ted Lasso show at Manhattan Associates conference, saying “Don’t flip out until you find out,” as severe business impacts are slow to materialize in 2023.

Supply chain planning has never been more important than in the past few years. An advanced planning process can help companies deal with the supply-demand imbalances that have plagued many markets. For many companies, the sales and operations (S&OP) planning process has formed the foundation for addressing these issues. To boost their performance even further, companies should make sure they are leveraging scenario-based planning.

Supply chains have been facing unprecedented difficulties the past few years, including transportation bottlenecks, volatile freight rates, and COVID-19 shutdowns. As shippers and logistics providers navigate this tough business environment, there’s a strong argument for getting back to basics and remembering the fundamental principles that guide a successful supply chain.

Groups say they can aid in business challenges such as reshoring and tech advancements