More than three-quarters of surveyed organizations saw a rise in employee satisfaction after implementing AI, and over half ...
In a global climate of rapid technological change and rising reliance on AI, this turbulence is shining a spotlight on the ...
Supply chains lack the required “high-fidelity” data and capabilities to operate in today’s complex business climate that is ...
An adaptive supply chain continuously detects constraints, adjusts routing and sourcing decisions in real time, and learns ...
AI, automation, and real-time data are enabling shippers, carriers, and brokers to optimize routing, dynamically compare spot and contract rates, strengthen compliance, and predict demand more ...
As global supply chains confront volatility, automation, and workforce shortages, developing adaptable leaders has never been ...
December 2025 As another year draws to a close, I find myself reflecting on just how much change—and progress—we’ve seen ...
Cost savings alone will no longer suffice in defining the reputation of a COO or CSCO. Today’s leaders are judged on their ...
Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to review whether brokers can be sued under state common law for negligently selecting a motor carrier in interstate truck transportation, or whether a federal ...
As always, thank you for reading, for sharing your perspectives, and for being part of the SCMR community. Here’s to a productive, innovative, and resilient year ahead. Don’t miss out on the best in ...
Supply chain leaders are under more pressure than ever. Rising costs, tariffs, unpredictable demand cycles, and a persistent talent shortage continue to test even the most advanced operations. At the ...
Supply chain planners don’t have these luxuries. Most of their experiments happen in the real world, where production schedules, budgets, and customer expectations are all on the line. Volatility has ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback