AI becomes the core engine. Supply chains in manufacturing and automotive are shifting toward AI-first operations, but true ...

The characteristic that distinguishes successful teams is not a high headcount, but a direct line to the experienced leadership team. Their role is to provide detailed guidance to make sure the ...

This is an excerpt of the original article. It was written for the November 2025 edition of Supply Chain Management Review.

In 2024, a national hardlines retailer confronted the problem directly. With offshore lead times stretching to 20 weeks, ...

Learn how transportation and supply chain leaders apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and modular supply chain management technology to alleviate operational complexity, minimize ...

Quantum logistics could redefine resilience: The technology enables real-time scenario modeling and adaptive recovery ...

This is an excerpt of the original article. It was written for the November 2025 edition of Supply Chain Management Review.

Our annual survey shows that inventory challenges persist, but adoption of automation and technology remains strong, supported by rising CapEx budgets. The survey also highlights shifts in DC building ...

Procurement isn’t just buying things—it’s risk management. Anyone who’s sourced from a new region knows the worry: delivery delays, political tension, or hidden quality issues. Instead of waiting for ...

For years, logistics has been labeled an industry “ripe for disruption.” Startups promised to upend it with flashy tech and ...

Intelligent order management: The foundation is a single, real-time view of all inventory, everywhere. An intelligent order ...

Supply chains can attack, not just defend. Lowe’s, Delta, and Amazon show that shifting logistics models or service levels can weaken competitors who rely on shared networks or slower infrastructure.