In the years ahead, every supply chain leader will be faced with the question: Will you innovate? Or will you be innovated? 

It’s no surprise that AI is playing an increasingly important role in global supply chains, especially for procurement. But is it having the desired effect on that discipline? 

AI’s power to harness the vast amount of consumers’ personal data in myriad ways to make supply chains more efficient is undeniable. But it can lead to illegal price-fixing.

Although a potential $1,800 price tag for the Helix is far from guaranteed, the fact that it's even a possibility speaks to just how dire the current market has become for advanced hardware.

The best-prepared retailers will turn a broad inventory picture into a clear understanding of what each store needs.

Addressing manual paperwork is as much a means of improving administrative inefficiencies as it is a way to increase supply chain resilience.

The manufacturers that win this cycle will be those that treat execution as a strategic capability rather than an operational afterthought.

The right supply chain leader understands the work, listens to the people doing it, works well with other teams, and can make a call when the answer is unclear.

Just what does it mean when a warehouse robot is said to be “socially intelligent”?

Why are so many efforts to implement artificial intelligence falling short of expectations?

How is artificial intelligence making its mark on supply chain planning?

What does shipment “visibility” really mean? Depends on where the shipment is.

Earlier this year, the White House issued a sweeping executive order intended to strengthen Customs enforcement. Attorney Valerie A. Sorensen-Clark tells us what it's all about.

Supply chain leaders complain of a lack of qualified talent, while job-seekers say they can't find employment. Where's the disconnect? Mia Mazal, co-founder and chief operating officer of Talento, explains.

Jimmy Dixon, business advisor with Oliver Wight Americas, explains the concept of “operationalizing strategy,” and how to put it into practice.

Reveel CEO Josh Dunham introduces Omnicarrier Decision Intelligence (ODI), an AI-native feature set that allows shippers to plan and manage their optimal carrier networks in real time.