The most pressing ESG risks that could impact the supply chain in 2023
pressing ESG risks could impact supply chains the most this year.
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Blogs
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Retail store closures: What it means for in-store returns
While retailers may benefit from reduced overhead costs and expanded market reach when they close physical stores, they must be prepared to manage the challenges that come with fewer locations.
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Reducing environmental impact while creating innovative products: Strategies for enterprises and manufacturers
By embracing sustainability principles from the very beginning, businesses can balance their environmental impact with the need to innovate.
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Trends for taking control of your last-mile logistics strategy
Companies now operate in an omnichannel world with more shipping and delivery options than ever before. Here are several trend areas that online sellers should keep top of mind.
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How new developments in AI video telematics are transforming road safety and saving lives
Increasing safety on U.S. roads is high on the agenda right now – from policymakers and campaign groups to everyday road users and commercial fleet operators. But rather than waiting for legislative change, fleet operators and managers can seize AI-enabled technology now – and start improving work-related road safety today.
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Reflections
REFLECTIONS
Uncertainty, tempo, and the OODA loop
We live in a rapidly evolving world. Our supply chains need a framework to help us evolve along with it.
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REFLECTIONS
Global risk and the cost of a scoop of ice cream
Prices are skyrocketing. Risks are rising. It’s time for everybody to re-examine the trade-offs in their supply chain.
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REFLECTIONS
Let’s not forget Afghanistan
The refugee problem is a network breakdown. A large-scale network breakdown. And human beings are suffering the consequences.
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REFLECTIONS
Whiplash: supply chains battered around the world
Chaos and uncertainty—from the war in the Ukraine to bird flu to COVID lockdowns—continue to shock our supply chains. How can we make sure we are not ill-prepared for the next disruption?
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REFLECTIONS
It’s a mad, mad, mad world
Once considered a rare possibility, “black swan” events are sending global supply chains into chaos.
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