President Biden far surpassed his original goal of administering 100 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccines within his first 100 days in office, but the  initiative couldn’t have succeeded without a substantial manufacturing and logistics infrastructure backing it up.

Sixty percent of global consumers cite sustainability and social responsibility as essential considerations when choosing which products to buy. They look to their preferred food brands to make the best decisions, but are those companies looking out for their consumers’ best interest?

At a time when warehouses are under intense pressure to process and ship product to demanding customers, how can we keep warehouse workers safe?

With more people buying goods online, cyber hackers are taking advantage of the sea of personal information shared in e-commerce transactions.

Suresh Acharya, professor of practice in the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland, explains how the semiconductor supply chain works, why there’s a shortage of product, and what are the prospects for an early solution.

Thomas Goldsby, Professor & Haslam Chair in Logistics in the Supply Chain Management Department at the University of Tennessee, sketches a picture of how supply chains might be permanently changed by the pandemic, even as they adjust to its end.