RSSInternational Sourcing and Logistics in this “New Day”
Considering the global nature of the 2020 pandemic, there will be significant changes in how we manage our international and national supply chains.
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If businesses learn one thing about supply chains from 2020, it should be the value of wargaming
Yes, the pandemic was unprecedented. It’s also an opportunity for businesses to reconsider how they respond to large disruptions.
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New transportation funding trends are worthy of note
Transportation leaders have hoped for years that Congress would pass an infrastructure bill, but chances for billion-dollar infusions of cash don't seem likely. Now, there are pilot programs and studies on ways to generate revenue, and there's evidence of a major trend that's developing.
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How to get a return on reverse logistics
It may already be a dim and distant memory, but Holiday peak season doesn’t come to an end when the presents are unwrapped.
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Lessons learned from the 2020 holiday season
The 2020 holiday season was unlike any other. While the overall supply chain faced pressure due to unprecedented volume, operators had to make several mid-course corrections to handle this surge as most shoppers did so from the comfort of their couches.
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Logistics and Trucking Companies Count The Cost of COVID-19
Trucking companies and logistics around the world have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out what happened in the U.S., China, and elsewhere.
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Do or Die for the Obsolete Supply Chain Management Practices in 2021
With changing time and increasing challenges like the ongoing pandemic, traditional supply chains are struggling to keep up with the consumer demand. It is time for businesses to either give up their obsolete supply chain practices for survival or simply perish. In 2021 and beyond, organizations need to overhaul their supply chain for a better future.
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