Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity — the vaunted VUCA — are always present and testing companies’ ability to navigate day-to-day operations.

There's a growing expectation among customers across the industrial landscape that their suppliers deliver a smoother and more reliable “phygital” experience.

Paul Brody, blockchain leader with EY, describes the remarkable progress that blockchain technology has already made in the area of supply chain management, and how it must further evolve to reach its full potential.

One of the most critical lessons that procurement experts have taken away from the past two years is just how important it is to have a mature commodity risk management strategy in place.

Industry and government leaders have long sought ways to mitigate risk in supply chains. Despite the long-standing need for more resiliency, the COVID-19 pandemic brought new urgency to the task.

Current internet of things (IoT)  technologies require too much manual intervention to realize the full benefits of a supply chain management system.