A perspective from Infor Nexus about why supply chain inefficiencies persist, and what can be done about them.

By exposing transaction data from end to end, organizations make quicker decisions, lower costs, and achieve better customer service.

Imagine a world where technology is used to connect a finished food product with its own supply chain data, as well as any information pertaining to sources for its ingredients.

In a time of growing environmental awareness, retailers need to adjust their sustainability and home-delivery strategies, especially with respect to age.

Retailers need to unify inventory data in real time, and ensure that products are available for fulfillment across all sales channels.

Companies can drive efficiencies and reduce costs by making several small changes across their supply chains. Here are five of them.

Vulnerability to climate change in the form of storms that shut down a key partner in its supply chain prompted polymer producer Meraxis to turn to software to better manage risk and unpredictability.

Biocair, a courier service specializing in serving biotechnology providers, seeks the latest technology for monitoring and visibility of cell and gene-therapy shipments.

The supply chain solutions and supporting technology of the past 20 years have greatly let society down.

Companies aren’t powerless to mitigate the risk of loss. Here are five steps they can take to help secure their cargo.