Disruptions in the Red Sea are increasing pressure on supply chain leaders to navigate conflicting priorities to manage budgets and maintain customer satisfaction.

The current conundrum of supply chain planning is rooted in the tremendous complexity of end-to-end supply chain data.

The union recently claimed that carriers "are gouging their customers," alleging that it now costs $30,000 to ship a single container. Not so, says freight rate analytics company, Xeneta.

Aston Martin now expects to make 1,000 fewer cars in 2024 than it had originally projected for the year, while sales are projected to come in below 2023's totals.

Retailers today face a complex balancing act—meeting the growing demand for fast deliveries while adhering to sustainability mandates. This challenge calls for a comprehensive approach that optimizes not only day-to-day operations but also the strategic and tactical planning that underpins the entire logistics network.

Netstock’s 2024 Inventory Management Benchmark Report provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of inventory management, based on anonymized and aggregated platform data of its 2,400+ customers worldwide.

The DOJ alleges that the owners and operators of the Dali cut corners on configuring the ship's electrical and mechanical systems.

Download the survey report to see key findings and learn more about the data challenges identified by supply chain decision makers around the globe.

Find out how common data elements, when standardized, can begin to connect design, production and logistics, and how modular digital twin “avatars” can apply an entire organization’s institutional knowledge and data in seconds to predict disruption, sense market opportunities and solve complex queries.

Across industries, companies of all sizes are paralyzed in their strategic and investment decision making. In less than a decade, much of the conventional wisdom about global supply chains has been upended.