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3 Reasons to Add Bodycams in Transportation and Logistics
Here's how bodycams serve as an added layer of protection for workers in a range of settings.
Retailers Passing Along 51% of Costs to Consumers in the Face of Tariffs: Study
June 13, 2025
Reshoring Initiatives for Construction, Manufacturing Industries
June 12, 2025
Property Markets to Show Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty: Cushman & Wakefield
June 12, 2025
Transportation and Logistics Industry Faces Unique Networking and Security Challenges: Aryaka Study
June 12, 2025
Logistics Leaders Predict Tight Capacity, High Prices Through Mid-2026
June 12, 2025
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Automation
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Why Market Uncertainty Shouldn’t Derail Sustainability
Risk/Compliance
Why Supply Chains Are on Collision Course with Cybercrime
APQC
When it comes to cybersecurity, many supply chain organizations are practically holding up a sign that says, “Welcome.”
Regulations
55% of SMBs Say Tariff Uncertainty Cut Revenue in Half
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Earnings have been cut in half compared to last year
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marking a 10-percentage-point spike from December.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Reshoring to Drive Significant Increases in U.S. Employment
Bank of America
Mexico is considered to be a net beneficiary from the push from cost efficiency to geopolitical risk management.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
How “Always-On Procurement” is Key to Nearshoring Success
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Nearshoring should be considered as part of an overall supply chain strategy, independent of tariffs.
AI/AR
From Reactive to Proactive: The Financial Case for Proactive Safety in Supply Chains
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For executives still viewing safety primarily as a compliance requirement or cost center, the time for reevaluation is now. The most progressive supply chain organizations are moving away from a reactive response.
Worker Safety
Establishing Strong Safety-First Culture is Most Significant Challenge: State of EHS
J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.
In the future, supply chain organizations should expect an increase in regulations, with mixed expectations for the future.
AI/AR
ContractPodAi Introduces Tariff Agent
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Leah Tariff Agent is a new solution that empowers corporations to proactively navigate the complexities of evolving global tariffs and trade regulations.
Risk/Compliance
Workplace Injuries on Decline; Costs on the Rise: Travelers Injury Impact Report
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
Analysis found that while the number of workplace injuries overall continues to decline, the costs associated with them are climbing.
Manufacturing
42% of North American Distributors Don’t Have Plans for Responding to Tariffs
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79% plan to raise prices to protect margins, indicating that pass-through pricing remains the default strategy.
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