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Victoria Kickham

Victoria Kickham, an editor at large for Supply Chain Quarterly, started her career as a newspaper reporter in the Boston area before moving into B2B journalism. She has covered manufacturing, distribution and supply chain issues for a variety of publications in the industrial and electronics sectors, and now writes about everything from forklift batteries to omnichannel business trends for Supply Chain Quarterly's sister publication, DC Velocity.
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Shippers more focused on sustainability, study shows

Sustainability ranks high among shippers’ priorities, study shows

More than 80% of shippers say they are more focused on sustainable business practices today than they were three years ago—and they say their supply chains are vital to achieving “green” goals.
October 1, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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More than 80% of shippers say they are more focused on sustainable business practices today than they were three years ago—and they say their supply chains are vital to achieving “green” goals.
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CSCMP EDGE 2020

Supply chain resilience: Lessons learned from the pandemic

The biggest industry takeaways from the coronavirus pandemic thus far? The vital need for flexibility and adaptability across your organization, CSCMP EDGE speaker says.
September 22, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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The biggest industry takeaways from the coronavirus pandemic thus far? The vital need for flexibility and adaptability across your organization, CSCMP EDGE speaker says.
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Arthur Valdez, Target
CSCMP EDGE 2020

Target exec talks transformation on day 2 of CSCMP EDGE 2020

Arthur Valdez Jr., executive vice president and chief supply chain and logistics officer for Target, discusses the retailer’s evolution from traditional to omnichannel business, focusing on authenticity, engagement, and problem solving.
September 22, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Arthur Valdez Jr., executive vice president and chief supply chain and logistics officer for Target, discusses the retailer’s evolution from traditional to omnichannel business, focusing on authenticity, engagement, and problem solving.
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August LMI

LMI: Logistics industry continues swift recovery

Logistics Manager’s Index reaches 66 in August, its highest reading since November 2018; transportation and the consumer economy continue to drive recovery, researchers say.
September 1, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Logistics Manager’s Index reaches 66 in August, its highest reading since November 2018; transportation and the consumer economy continue to drive recovery, researchers say.
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Demand for warehousing on the rise, Prologis says

Report: Pandemic intensifies demand for warehousing

Logistics real estate firm tracks growing demand for warehouses and DCs as e-commerce heats up and inventories rise.
August 19, 2020
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Logistics real estate firm tracks growing demand for warehouses and DCs as e-commerce heats up and inventories rise.
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July LMI

Logistics industry growth continues in July

Economic activity in logistics and warehousing continued to regain its footing last month, rebounding from an April low to its highest level in 18 months, according to latest LMI report.
August 4, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Economic activity in logistics and warehousing continued to regain its footing last month, rebounding from an April low to its highest level in 18 months, according to latest LMI report.
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July LMI

Logistics industry growth continues in July

Economic activity in logistics and warehousing continued to regain its footing last month, rebounding from an April low to its highest level in 18 months, according to latest LMI report.
August 4, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Economic activity in logistics and warehousing continued to regain its footing last month, rebounding from an April low to its highest level in 18 months, according to latest LMI report.
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Transportation studies 2020

Tough road ahead for transportation markets

Studies show long-standing pressures mixed with Covid-19 stress may cut into profits and delay recovery time in some industry segments—and that digital transformation is key to moving forward.
July 30, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Studies show long-standing pressures mixed with Covid-19 stress may cut into profits and delay recovery time in some industry segments—and that digital transformation is key to moving forward.
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Gartner 2020 Women in Supply Chain

Survey shows record number of women chief supply chain officers

But there are fewer women at the VP and director level in 2020, shining a light on the need to better manage talent pipelines, Gartner research says.
July 22, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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But there are fewer women at the VP and director level in 2020, shining a light on the need to better manage talent pipelines, Gartner research says.
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LMI
Forward Thinking

LMI reaches all-time low in April

Following a surge in March, economic growth in the logistics industry slowed in April to a reading of 51.3, according to the latest Logistics Manager's Index report.
May 5, 2020
Victoria Kickham
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Following a surge in March, economic growth in the logistics industry slowed in April to a reading of 51.3, according to the latest Logistics Manager's Index report.
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