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Training/Onboarding

Work-Life Balance Remains Most Important Factor for Employees

Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI)

However, inflation and healthcare costs continue to be the most significant sources of concern for workers.

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Software Solutions

Supply Chain Executives Anticipate Higher Levels of Disruption in 2026: Accenture

Three-quarters (76%) of global supply chain executives anticipate continued higher levels of change and disruption in 2026.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Global Freight Tightens Ahead of Lunar New Year

Dimerco Express Group

While seasonal front-loading is temporarily supporting volumes, shippers moving goods from Asia to the United States and Europe are facing a narrow planning window marked by rate volatility, operational risk, and growing trade compliance complexity.

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Risk/Compliance

Strategic Cargo Theft: A Supply Chain Risk Leaders Cannot Ignore

University of Nebraska Omaha

Leaders cannot treat cargo theft as a transportation issue; it's a leadership issue.

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Mexico’s Winning Edge in Trump’s Trade War

Foley & Lardner LLP

Here’s why Mexico remains the strongest strategic platform in Trump’s trade war, and where maquiladora companies most often get it wrong.

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The UP-NS Merger: How a Coast-to-Coast Railroad Could Reshape U.S. Supply Chains

For supply chain executives, particularly those in procurement, logistics, transportation, and operations management, the merger represents far more than a rail industry milestone. Here's why.

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Nulogy’s New QMS and EHS Solutions to Help Manufacturers Become Audit-Ready

Nulogy Corporation

Nulogy QMS and Nulogy EHS help manufacturers reduce risk, support regulatory and customer audits, and strengthen consistency across plants, teams, and partners.

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Risk/Compliance

Execution Gaps Play Significant Role in Margin Loss During Chinese New Year

90% of respondents said execution will be critical or important to managing predictable disruptions like the Lunar New Year in the future.

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Rethinking Worker Safety in Yard Operations

Safety can no longer exist as a standalone program; it must become part of the operational ecosystem itself.

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4 Ways Better Data Strengthens the Supply Chain

Stronger data today means stronger inventory tomorrow. Here's how.

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Financial Management Software

CFOs Don’t Trust AI. Here’s Why.

Wakefield Research

Only 14% completely trust AI to deliver accurate accounting data on its own.

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Fleet Management

Yard Operations Identified as Emerging Enterprise Risk for Shippers

Better Supply Chains

Many organizations continue to manage yards independently by site, relying on localized labor decisions, underperforming outsourced providers, fragmented processes, or siloed technology deployments that do not scale across the enterprise.

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