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Can 3D Printing Be a Part of the Supply Chain

3D printing has its place in the supply chain, reports Supply Chain Dive. It can be used for product prototyping, tooling to deliverables.

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Adding Mobile Tech to Your Warehouse

According to IT Web, adding mobile technology to your existing supply chain can help streamline your warehouse operations. Workers can easily communicate with each other using text messaging.

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Adding Blockchain to the Oil Supply Chain

According to the Street, oil companies looking to improve their supply chains are starting to incorporate blockchain in their technology.

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As the Supply Chain Advances So Does the Tech it Needs

As supply chains become more complex it will be necessary to employ advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning and the internet of things to manage the data used in the supply chain, reports Material Handling & Logistics.

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Huawei Tech Arrest Worries Supply Chain

According to Nikkei Asia Review, the arrest of the Chief Financial Officer of Huawei Technologies has unintended consequences for the supply chain.

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Using Blockchain to Fix the Food Desert

According to the Register Herald, West Virginia University students are studying how blockchain can help eliminate food deserts.

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Airforce Teaches Blockchain

The U.S Airforce  Institute has added blockchain to its supply chain management training, reports Supply & Demand Chain Executive.

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Bringing Transparency to Ocean Transport

The Asia Technology Summit examined how to bring more transparency to ocean cargo, reports Logistics Management.

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Tech Can Only Improve Supply Chain

In light of the recent romaine lettuce recall, bringing changes to the supply chain by going digital is a way to prevent these types of events, reports AE Idea.

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New Tech Could Disrupt Supply Chain

According to Wharton, b_verify a new system designed in collaboration between Wharton, MIT and Boston College could disrupt the global supply chain.

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