With the integration of AI, enterprise leaders have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build smarter, more resilient supply chain operations.

The freight market has never been static, but lately, the pace of change feels faster and more consequential than ever.

Many manufacturers miss key components when digitizing their planning and scheduling processes. 

One approach that companies can take to strengthen their networks is to implement a purpose-built infrastructure in the form of out-of-band (OOB) management.

Without access to sales trends, the supplier can’t see actual demand, making it difficult to respond quickly to changes and forcing them to hold excess inventory as a “safety buffer.”

The next attack on our country won’t be a dramatic airstrike or missile barrage. It will be quieter, more insidious.

How can companies strengthen supply chain resilience and improve their insurability in today’s environment? 

Reverse logistics is growing beyond just dealing with returns. It's helping brands and retailers to stand out, changing how they think about sustainability and growth.

With agentic artificial intelligence, organizations can align every function of their supply chains to act quickly, think strategically and collaborate effectively.

Argentina, long hindered by currency controls and economic volatility, is emerging with new opportunities in its industrial sector.