The hidden risk of a protracted trade war goes beyond the most obvious downside of losing valued trading partners, disrupting the supply chain and increasing costs.

It was Apple CEO Tim Cook who called inventory “fundamentally evil.” But a lot of manufacturers and retailers don’t seem to agree with him.

Supply chains are the lifeblood of any company. Yet disruptions are an inevitable part of doing business globally. 

Suppliers existing on already thin margins are fearful of being beaten down on price by powerful buyers. So why would they embrace reserve auctions, which end up awarding contracts to the cheapest bidder?

Transportation and the supply chain play a critical role in ensuring the safety of food as it moves from farm to the ultimate consumer, says Wilbur Deck, solutions engineer with Trimble.

For private colleges and universities, spend-management offerings can prove to be a valuable asset in the struggle to manage tight budgets.

Business intelligence is a mandatory tool for companies that wish to survive in the current economy.