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9 Benefits of TMS Integrations

Amous International

TMS integrations are no longer optional; they are critical for operational efficiency, cost savings, real-time visibility, and long-term scalability in modern logistics operations.

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Risk/Compliance

Malware in Open Source Ecosystems Becomes Largest Threat to Supply Chains

What's more, organizations understand the risk, yet fewer than half plan to increase budgets for 2026.

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AI in Action: Real-World Applications Transforming Freight Forwarding

AI technology offers tremendous potential to strengthen the role of freight forwarders and deliver greater value to shippers.

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Why the AI Pilot Era is Over

Trigent Software

In 2026, AI will stop being a pilot conversation and become the engine that drives operational advantage.

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Risk/Compliance

Liberation Day, One Year Later: Tariffs Still Rewriting Rules of Global Trade

National Association of Foreign-Trade Zones (NAFTZ)

In the wake of “Liberation Day,” tariffs have become a central, strategic variable.

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Procurement Software

ActiveState Launches Secure Library of Open Source Components

The ActiveState Library gives developers and AI code generators access to vetted packages from a trusted internal source instead of pulling them directly from the open internet.

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4 Ways Artificial Intelligence Drives Supply Chain Sustainability

Here’s a breakdown of how organizations can deploy AI across end-to-end supply chains to translate emissions reduction goals into measurable operational impact.

Building Safety Guardrails for Supply Chain Operations

The question isn't whether companies will have guardrails for AI in supply chains. The question is whether they'll build them proactively, or reactively after preventable failures.

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Carbon Footprint

Tunley Environmental’s Climate Risk Service to Help Businesses Navigate Climate Uncertainty

Tunley Environmental

The Climate Risk and Resilience Strategy service delivers a structured, data-driven approach to evaluating both physical and transition climate risks aligned with ISO 14090, 14091, and 14092 standards.

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Fleet Management

Platform Science’s Trust Portal to Deliver Due Diligence for Transportation Fleet Operators

Platform Science

The Trust Portal provides detailed information on Platform Science’s security program.

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Software Solutions

Supply Chain Decision-Makers Lack Formal Method for Modeling Tarriff Costs: Survey

Nearly one-third admit their companies have no formal contingency plan for sudden tariff changes, while 34% say their existing plan required significant adaptation.

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AI Central to Financial Strategy, but CFOs Can’t Execute: Coupa Survey

Data fragmentation is still a primary constraint on AI value realization, with only 5% able to access their company’s spend data instantly in a single system.

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