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Safety & Security

Win the War for Talent with Greater Workforce Visibility

To win the war for talent, supply chain managers need visibility into labor data.

Robert O'dwyer

Custom Shipping Labels – Are They Worth It?

In order to keep them happy, shippers are constantly trying new ways to meet their ever changing demands and create unique shopping experiences.

Justin Cramer

Training/Onboarding

4 Ways to Shorten Your Hiring Cycle and Secure Top Talent

Shortening your hiring cycle doesn’t have to mean cutting corners or settling for talent that’s less than the best.

Chris Beckage

Degrees in Supply Chains and Logistics are on the Rise

Supply chain and logistics degrees are starting to boom across the country.

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The Long Tail and Training Scarcity

Just like in the retail world, the old days for fleet training are gone and scarcity is no longer an issue as the internet allows people to be trained anywhere at any time, with no associated business disruption.

Mark Murrell

How to Improve Your Supply Chain Strategy in an Age of Uncertainty

Epicor Software Corp.

As new tariffs are put in place between the U.S. and its global trading partners, uncertainty about the impact on supply chain networks is growing.

Terri Hiskey

New York Amazon Workers Plan to Unionize

Amazon has notoriously prevented its workers from unionizing, but that's not stopping workers at its new Staten Island fulfillment center from trying.

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Software Solutions

The Case for Machine Learning in Supply Chain Planning

The case for adopting machine learning techniques is logical. It is faster, cheaper, more accurate and is less human input for higher quality output. The case is very obvious — let’s take a look why.

Shaun Phillips

Mentorship Programs

Improve Your Training Through Coaching and Mentoring

Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS)

If you are investing in employee training, you should expect a return on that investment.

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How Nature Gnaws' Jay Mokbel Found an Outlet in Jiu Jitsu

Working in the supply chain, plans can go wrong at any moment—and Jiu Jitsu is the same in a way. Mokbel has tapped into the sport to better his logistics career.

Emerging Technologies

Amazon Hires Less Workforce During Peak Season

Amazon has hired less workforce this peak season, leaving many to wonder if automation will take over.

Automated Warehouse

Training/Onboarding

How Many Books Does It Take to Change a Light Bulb?

New tools help engineers keep pace with the ever-increasing volume and velocity of information.

Light Bulb In Grandfather's Lamp

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