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Is the IoT the Supply Chain Answer?
Could the Internet of Things help smooth out supply chain problems, reports CIO.
The supply chain havoc caused by the coronavirus pandemic has left an indelible mark on the minds (and businesses) of manufacturers, wholesalers, dealers and retailers.
Read more...Small Business Supply Chain Performance to Rival Amazon
Startup Shipium is offering smaller business supply chain tech that rivals Amazon’s, reports Tech Crunch.
Consumers want their packages faster, but not every business has the kind of supply chain technology as Amazon or Walmart.
Read more...Supply Chain Concerns Stay High
Supply chain concerns persist with repeated shutdowns in China, reports Logistics Management.
The ongoing Omicron variant-driven issues that have been plaguing key manufacturing and port hubs in China continue to raise supply chain concerns.
Read more...Blockchain and Sustainability
Could blockchain help with sustainability, reports Forbes.
The sustainability drumbeat has become impossible for organizations to ignore. Faced with pressure from their boards and their customers, leaders are coming to grips with the fact that if they don’t prioritize sustainability in their business model, they won’t be around for long.
Read more...Automation Could Help Supply Chain
The supply chain problems persist, but more automation may be the way to relieve some of the problems, reports CNBC.
Images of container ships unable to offload goods at ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach late last year were symbolic of the problems plaguing the supply chain in the wake of the pandemic.
Read more...Semiconductors in the Supply Chain
According to Brookings Institute, strengthening the semi-conductor supply chain will require looking at the supply chain as a whole.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought the consequences of offshoring semiconductors into sharp relief for American consumers and businesses.
Read more...Using Tech to Get Supply Chains on Track
According to Industry Week, technology may be the way to get supply chains back on track after the Covid disruptions.
Two years out from MODEX 2020, the supply chain conference cancelled three days in due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the supply chain landscape is dramatically changed.
Read more...Tech to Upgrade Supply Chains
Technology can help companies upgrade their outdated supply chains, reports Forbes.
Most companies today are still working with processes in their supply chains that are 15 to 20 years old. That’s an eternity in a world where technology is rapidly changing.
Read more...Self-Driving Trucks Stall
Logistics companies remain unwilling to commit to self-driving trucks, reports Reuters.
U.S. self-driving truck companies have a golden opportunity in the form of a nationwide driver shortage, but their robot drivers still are not ready and neither are their biggest potential customers.
Read more...Payment Tech Keeps Supply Chain Moving
Quick Processing of Payments essential to keeping the supply chain running smooth, reports PYMNTS.
The global wholesale sector is expected to experience significant growth by the end of 2022, but late payments continue to be an issue that continually leads to cash flow problems.
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