Supply Chain

Humanitarian Logistics Course Offered By MIT

Wednesday, August 2, 2023 · SCMR Staff
MIT’s Center for Transportation & Logistics is offering a free nine-week course on humanitarian logistics.

A Trust Gap Exists Between Supply Chain Executives and Their Customers

Tuesday, August 1, 2023 · Brian Straight
There remains a gap between how customers believe the supply chain is functioning and how supply chain executives believe it is performing.

3PL Revenues Fall From 2021 High, But Still Grew 24% In 2022

Monday, July 31, 2023 · Jeff Berman
Last year saw 3PL net revenue grow 24%, the fourth-best year on record according to data from Armstrong & Associates.

Return to Market Normalcy Offers Opportunity

Friday, July 28, 2023 · Brian Straight
A new AlixPartners report found that continued calm in the logistics markets is offering an opportunity for participants to expand or reassess and realign their operations.

Supply Chain Planners Must Link Short- and Long-Term Processes

Thursday, July 27, 2023 · Sarah Gilchrist, Director Analyst, Gartner Supply Chain Practice
Like any part of an organization, supply chain planning has its obstacles and rewards. When approaching planning, organizations often mix short-term and mid-term planning in one process, or treat them separately. Neither approach provides optimal outcomes.

Instawork Data Shows Supply Chain Rebound Taking Place

Wednesday, July 26, 2023 · Brian Straight
Flexible work platform Instawork says that manufacturers are increasingly looking for workers in a positive sign for the supply chain.

The Hidden Risk of Chinese Suppliers

Tuesday, July 25, 2023 · Rosemary Coates
When a Chinese supplier goes bankrupt, they often stop production and shut down immediately, leaving companies no way to recover goods or their investments. But there are some signs to look for that may indicate a potential bankruptcy.

How Car Makers Can Use Green Containers and Cut Costs

Monday, July 24, 2023 · So Ikeya and Lisandro de Latorre
The public’s concern over sustainability extends throughout the supply chain. Students in MIT Supply Chain Management Master’s program examined the benefits auto makers may achieve by using returnable packaging.

Supply Chains Need to Adjust Now to New Global Factors

Friday, July 21, 2023 · Marko Kovacevic and Sarah Lahti
The environment for supply chains has changed. Companies need to redesign their operations now to be trusted and reliable sources for their customers.

Possible UPS Strike, Yellow Shutdown are the latest Supply Chain Challenges

Thursday, July 20, 2023 · Brian Straight
Shippers moving goods via UPS or Yellow LTL trucks are facing significant challenges as a strike looms at the parcel giant and a potential shutdown waits in the wings for Yellow.

Procurement Costs Increase, But Top Performers See Increased Advantage

Thursday, July 20, 2023 · Brian Straight
New research from The Hackett Group found that top-performing procurement organizations spend 21% less on operations than their peers.

As EV production ramps up, semiconductor supply chain concerns grow

Wednesday, July 19, 2023 · Brian Straight
As more automakers ramp up electric vehicle production, the chips needed to operate them are growing in demand. But that is putting new pressures on the supply chains needed to produce these specialized chips.

How P&G stays on top of its game

Tuesday, July 18, 2023 · Bob Trebilcock
P&G has transformed its supply chain in the past 10 years, and it continues to be among the world’s most successful supply chains. Fares Sayegh has been there through it all and explains how it happened.

Is vertical integration the new monopoly?

Friday, July 14, 2023 · Daniel Corn
There will always be some constricting of the market in which the number of suppliers for a specific product are reduced. The rule of supply and demand drives companies to sustain or die. The difference this time is that these companies are now vertically integrated to the…

Supply chain must lead the shift from risk mitigation to competitive advantage

Thursday, July 13, 2023 · Craig Moss and David Kurz
To gain a competitive advantage, every company needs to make a conscious decision about which topics are most important in the E, S and G pillar to their corporate supply chain strategy.
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