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JLL says demand for e-commerce fulfillment is just getting started.

Two new programs at Intel are getting supply chain experts directly involved in revenue-generating activities such as designing new products and meeting with customers.

The American Logistics Aid Network is coordinating donations of warehouse space and transportation equipment and services in United States as well as Bahamas, Haiti, Jamaica, and Cuba.

A government grant that provides low-cost supply chain training has been extended for six more months.

Opening session speakers challenge attendees to work together to solve some of society's "hardest problems."

Seth Bodnar of GE Transportation highlights how the software revolution is meeting the industrial revolution in smart products and machines.

A new report from AWESOME (Achieving Women's Excellence in Supply Chain Operations, Management and Education) suggests that companies would benefit on several levels by promoting women into top supply chain positions, yet barriers to advancement remain.

As our latest "Procurement Priorities" column points out, creating an ethical supply chain requires hard work, commitment, and support at every level of the company.

This year's annual conference will help supply chain professionals better understand the disruptive forces that are shaking up the industry.

The three-and-a-half day event offers more than 30 hours of educational sessions.