Even as manufacturers struggle to fashion long-term sourcing strategies, they face more immediate problems: the rising cost of materials and lengthening supplier delays.

The Trump administration, for now, is sticking to its guns when it comes to levying punitive tariffs on allies and foes alike.

Although autonomous technology aboard cargo ships has made significant progress in recent years, the industry remains years away from replacing conventional crews.

No doubt you’re aware of the urgent push by global manufacturers to diversify their supplier base. Now comes the opposite problem: “supplier sprawl.”

For manufacturers, the move from compliance-focused approaches to more proactive safety practices represents a meaningful shift.

Evolving FDA regulations pose real risks for unwary food brands, but those who proactively  invest in compliance can transform these challenges into opportunities.

The battery passport often reads as a regulatory burden, just another rule from Brussels. In practice, it’s something more useful.

An FDE offers enterprise-grade agentic AI, delivered by engineers who understand both the technology and your supply chain, built to your specific workflows.

A new agreement aims to scale lithium-ion battery cell production in the United States.

What does it mean to “redesign AI from the ground up”? 

A 170-year-old manufacturer is on the cutting edge of AI.

The “vested” model for creating successful supply chain relationships is more than 15 years old. How’s it holding up?

Disruption has delivered some hard lessons to companies and their global supply chains. But are they really learning from it? Bernard Tremblay, CEO of USA & Canada with Miebach, offers a view.

Sometimes the supply chain work needed to make integration of business partners or systems successful is overlooked, says Philip Weir, chief commercial officer at Elemica.

Michael Rabinowitz, founder and chief executive officer of CoEnterprise, explains why the rise of artificial intelligence is not a threat to software-as-a-service (SaaS).

Orchestration enables the shift from isolated improvements to adaptive, autonomous supply chains, says Gopal VK, senior vice president, global supply chain, at Genpact.