Half of supply chain leaders surveyed say they’re already working on plans to implement GenAI in the next 12 months.

The plane’s certification, expected this year, has been pushed back indefinitely as Boeing addresses issues in its factory.

Georgia Wraight, a strategic executive leader and former executive with Covetrus and The Rockport Group, discusses the importance of brand today, and shares tips on building brand trust for all stakeholders.

Now that data is mostly out there, in the cloud, it seems easy to imagine that it’s “clean.” Time to think again.

A rough start to the year for Boeing has only gotten worse as the company continues to hit hurdles.

DOJ investigators have reportedly begun reaching out to passengers and crew aboard the flight where a door plug blew out in January.

The changes, which were communicated at an all-employee meeting on March 7, come two months after a near-disaster on a new Boeing 737 Max operated by Alaska Airlines.

The incident is the latest involving Boeing’s top-selling jetliner, which was grounded worldwide in 2019 following the second of two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.

The accusation is that no documents exist at Boeing to explain how the airplane left its factory missing bolts that would have prevented the accident in the first place.

Supply chain sustainability might once have once seemed like a luxury: nice to have, but not a strategic imperative. Those days are over.