Large language models are enhancing decision-making, automating routine tasks and improving efficiency across procurement, logistics, inventory management and supplier collaboration.

With rising labor costs and disruptions to traditional supply routes, companies are re-evaluating the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.

Facing challenges head-on requires time and budget, yet IT leaders are finding their wallets growing thin from rising licensing fees, vendor lock-ins, and bottlenecks on efficiency.

Companies that continue to invest in green automation will be in a stronger position long-term.

With all the available knowledge about risks, why do supply chain snags still happen, and why are some companies seemingly caught off guard?  

Waste colonialism is an under-recognized yet far too prevalent practice, whereby developed nations export millions of tons of used clothing to Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Following are five major challenges that supply chain and logistics organizations face when adopting AI-powered tools, along with some suggested solutions.

Mexico’s dual role in global trade — both a nearshoring powerhouse and a potential loophole for tariff evasion — highlights its opportunities and challenges in the U.S.-China trade war.

There are many ways for construction industry contractors to manage the consequences of tariffs for their supply chains.

For companies looking to reduce packaging spend, cost-cutting alone is no longer enough. Sustainability must also be a priority.