Magazine
Awards
Advertise
Contact Us
Webinars
Supply Chain Learning Center
Sponsored Research
Sign Up
Search
Warehousing
Transport
Procurement
Risk/Compliance
Technology
Sustainability
3PL/4PL
Prof Development
Risk/Compliance
Transportation
Skyline Transportation Is Improving Truck Driver Health With Rolling Strong
Rolling Strong announced that Skyline Transportation, Inc. is realizing steady adoption of its health and wellness mobile app among drivers and other personnel.
GHX Recognizes North America’s “Best 50” Healthcare Providers for Supply Chain Excellence
Logistics Industry Expects Global Recession in 2020
Deloitte Study Reveals Manufacturing Industry Outlook for 2020
Mitigating Expedited Costs in Logistics
Manufacturing Executives Predict Global Recession in 2020
Recommended
Risk/Compliance
Logistics Industry Expects Global Recession in 2020
Supply chain industry executives anticipate a recession in 2020 amid concerns about downward pressure on global trade volumes, uncertain growth prospects, and ongoing friction between the U.S. and China.
Software & Technology
MODEX 2020 Delivers the Ultimate in Cutting-Edge Solutions for Supply Chain Industry
From 150 educational seminars to 950 exhibitors of next-generation technology and equipment in action, MODEX 2020 delivers the ultimate networking opportunities and cutting-edge solutions for the supply chain industry.
Awards
Now Accepting Nominations for the Annual SDCE 100 Award
The annual award spotlights successful and innovative projects that deliver bottom-line value to enterprises across the range of supply chain functions.
Latest
Commercial Transparency Continues to Drive Business Success
Many organizations lack transparency in their supply chains, though firms identified as more successful are nearly twice as likely to be effective at evaluating suppliers.
Coronavirus Causes Imports to Drop in Early Months of 2020
With coronavirus causing longer Lunar New Year shutdowns of factories in China, imports at major U.S. retail container ports are expected to see a sharper-than-usual drop this month.
Cybersecurity Decides on the Stability of Societies
Digitalization offers many advantages - but it is important that these systems and thus the people are safe from attacks.
China Slashes Tariffs on US Products as Trump Looks to Leave the WTO Government Procurement Agreement
As the Trump administration works to repair its trading relationship with China, it may wreck some others by looking to leave the WTO Government Procurement Agreement.
Cannabis Inventory Management Platform Roshi Receives $2.4 Million to Automate Industry’s Complex Supply Chain
Roshi has closed a $2.4 million round of seed funding, with financing from Silverleaf Venture Partners, F7 Ventures and other private investors.
Coronavirus Outbreak Continues to Seriously Disrupt Supply Chain Operations
Operations have been halted in an attempt to slow down the outbreak.
New EMA Research Examines the Detection and Prevention of Automated Bot Attacks
Enterprise Management Associates released a new research report titled “The Imitation Game: Detecting and Thwarting Automated Bot Attacks” based on criteria defined by Paula Musich, research director of security and risk management at EMA.
Source Intelligence Partners with EVOTEK to Launch Innovative Supply Chain Cybersecurity Solution
Source Intelligence announced the launch of a partnership with EVOTEK to provide a Supply Chain Cybersecurity Solution.
Coronavirus Halts Hyundai Production
Hundai Motor Co. has halted its production in South Korea because of a component shortage caused by the virus.
Supply and Demand Imbalance Will Inflate Buyers Procurement Expenses for Warehouses
The global warehousing services market is poised to experience spend growth of more than $160 billion between 2019-2024 at a CAGR of nearly 6% during the forecast period.
Coronavirus May Impact Apple's Supply Chain
With over 100 people dead from coronavirus, it is feared that the virus will have an impact on supply chains.
Werner Enterprises Joins Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking
Werner Enterprises has signed the U.S. Department of Transportation's Transportation Leaders Against Human Trafficking (TLAHT) initiative.
Healthcare Supply Chain Management Market Will Reach $4.10 Billion by 2027
In 2018, the market accounted for $1.71 billion, largely driven by the emergence of cloud based solutions, growing adoption of mobile based solutions and rising requirement for reduction in operating costs.
Phase 1 of trade deal signed, China agrees to buy $200 billion worth of US products
Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping have signed Phase 1 of a trade deal between the two countries.
Fleetwood Transportation Closes on New Years Eve, Closures to Continue into 2020
Fleetwood Transportation joins the ongoing list of trucking companies that have had to close in 2019.
The Top 10 Most Read Supply & Demand Chain Executive Articles in 2019
Supply & Demand Chain Executive has been covering each aspect of the supply chain this year, allowing readers to have a range of topics to dive into.
Warehouse Automation: A New Age of Workplace Safety and Efficiency
Automation can have quite the opposite effect on industries experiencing major labor shortages.
Look at Risk Prevention for the New Decade
Supply & Demand Chain Executive sat down with Danny Thompson, SVP of market and product strategy at APEX Analytix to discuss how companies can protect themselves from risks as we enter a new decade.
Holidays Bring Hot Wishlist Gifts along with Cyber Criminals, Here’s How Business and Consumers can Avoid Attacks
The holiday season is a peak time of year for many industries, and that includes cyber criminals.
Illinois May Experience a Marijuana Shortage
Recreational marijuana will be legalized in Illinois on Jan. 1, however, lawmakers believe that there could be a cannabis shortage.
Seven Day Shipping Costs Force FedEx to Lower Profit Forecast
FedEx has lowered its fiscal 2020 profit for the second time since it has launched seven-day delivery.
Archived webinar
Digital Transformation in 2020: Eliminating the 6 Most Common Supply Chain Challenges
January 22, 2020
View
With the margin of error being so small, and 2020 right around the corner, what digital transformation strategies should businesses be pursuing to set themselves up for long-term success?
A Trade Deal Could Be Reached By Sunday
A 17-month long trade war between China and the United States could potentially come to an end by Sunday
USMCA Reaches a Trade Deal
House Democrats have reached a deal with the White House on the latest trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
US Companies Still Have No Contingency Plans for Trade War
The tit-for-tat trade war between the United States and China is entering its 16th month, with no signs of slowing down.
Slavery in Supply Chains is an Increasing Concern for Businesses
An estimated 40.3 million people are trapped in modern slavery globally, emphasizing the need for large organizations to focus on this potential risk in supply chains.
Your Brand is Only as Good as Your Weakest Supplier
Recalls can be detrimental for brands – both financially and for their reputation
Could Artificial Intelligence End the War on Cybercrime?
AI already is in the fight against cybercriminals.
Proposed Bill May Require Background Checks on Delivery Drivers
After a woman in Boca Raton, Florida was murdered in her home by a delivery driver, a proposed bill would require background checks on delivery personnel.
120 Workers Laid Off at Caterpillar Texas Plant Because of Trade War
Caterpillar is laying off 120 temporary workers at a plant in Victoria,Texas because of a drop in sales due to the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
