Walmart is stepping up its last-mile strategy by launching dark stores in Dallas and Bentonville, compact fulfillment hubs designed to speed up online order delivery
A new Inverto survey revealed that 87% of companies plan to restructure their supply chains within five years, citing compounding risks from inflation, geopolitical tensions,
A new SAP-sponsored survey of more than 2,000 global executives by Economist Impact reveals a major shift in procurement’s strategic mandate, with geopolitical instability now
Facing a sharp rise in U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, Nike is reshaping its global sourcing model, not by cutting costs alone, but by rebuilding
While many companies respond to tariff shocks with pricing or regional shifts, Winnebago is tackling the problem where it starts. Instead of moving production or
After nearly a month of work stoppages and a national test of new federal labor laws, DHL Express Canada has reached a deal with its
As manufacturers look for new ways to improve efficiency and control costs, their sourcing decisions are also evolving. Rather than focusing only on getting the
As trade exposure becomes a strategic liability, supply chain design is entering a new era. ON Semiconductor’s distributed manufacturing model shows how dual-fabrication structures, long
As demand for advanced technology rises, Micron is growing its high-performance memory production without building large amounts of extra stock or reserving excess capacity. Instead,
As Middle East tensions strain global logistics infrastructure, new Gartner analysis outlines urgent supply chain priorities, from reconfiguring transit routes to confronting a wave of
Walmart is stepping up its last-mile strategy by launching dark stores in Dallas and Bentonville, compact fulfillment hubs designed to speed up online order delivery
A new Inverto survey revealed that 87% of companies plan to restructure their supply chains within five years, citing compounding risks from inflation, geopolitical tensions,
A new SAP-sponsored survey of more than 2,000 global executives by Economist Impact reveals a major shift in procurement’s strategic mandate, with geopolitical instability now
Facing a sharp rise in U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, Nike is reshaping its global sourcing model, not by cutting costs alone, but by rebuilding
While many companies respond to tariff shocks with pricing or regional shifts, Winnebago is tackling the problem where it starts. Instead of moving production or
After nearly a month of work stoppages and a national test of new federal labor laws, DHL Express Canada has reached a deal with its
As manufacturers look for new ways to improve efficiency and control costs, their sourcing decisions are also evolving. Rather than focusing only on getting the
As trade exposure becomes a strategic liability, supply chain design is entering a new era. ON Semiconductor’s distributed manufacturing model shows how dual-fabrication structures, long
As demand for advanced technology rises, Micron is growing its high-performance memory production without building large amounts of extra stock or reserving excess capacity. Instead,
As Middle East tensions strain global logistics infrastructure, new Gartner analysis outlines urgent supply chain priorities, from reconfiguring transit routes to confronting a wave of
