The transformational potential of artificial intelligence and carbon ledger technology in supply chain management cannot be overstated.

A September 13 report from The Conference Board found that 56% of American workers are using generative AI on the job.

Andrew Petrisin, supply chain advisor with the U.S. Department of Transportation, describes the role of the agency's Freight Logistics Optimization Works (FLOW) initiative.

Chevron is hoping the Fair Work Commission will force workers to cancel the strike and make a deal with the company.

Building a cyber-resilient organization is no longer something supply chains can wait to do or invest in over time. It has become a critical priority.

Dun & Bradstreet found that midsized businesses are slightly more optimistic than small and large-sized companies and that global demand is expected to weaken.

The unpleasant truth is that most remote-access mechanisms are overly permissive, and not built for critical operations.

The new features are part of TransmetriQ’s Asset Manager service, which helps shippers and car owners gather information on their fleets.

Almost two-thirds of senior automotive executives say they cut their backlogged orders by 61% while another 34% expect to reduce their backlogs over the next 12 months.

Connected operations take the power of data, use it to generate insights and thereby help people run their businesses more efficiently, safely and sustainably, says Jeffrey Hausman, chief product officer at Samsara.