Supply chains have been experiencing an increasing number of disruptions in the past 3 years, with many being both unfamiliar and unpredicted. This has led to a drive for increased resiliency. 

There is no shortage of supply chain and logistics data. However, data utilization and exchanges between stakeholders still remain as top challenges.

With an increasingly challenging trade environment, where unexpected customs duties can hit your supply chain hard, it’s becoming more important to embrace FTAs (Free Trade Agreements), which can open new markets and make significant cost savings.

Global disruptions, trucking capacity, fulfillment, and production fluctuations abound in our ever-changing supply chain dynamic. Prepare for 2023 by learning how to visualize the full supply chain picture to respond with practical solutions that allow businesses and industries to operate efficiently, maximize revenue growth, and provide valuable service to their customers.

Join #1 Wall Street Journal, and New York Times bestselling author, Stephen M. R. Covey and Supply Chain Brain editor-in-chief, Bob Bowman as they take on the biggest leadership challenges in Supply Chain.

Good logistics is key for effective disaster response operations, and no one knows how to effectively develop and execute supply chain management better than logistics industry leaders.

Ongoing changes in the LTL market have sparked many shippers to rethink how they source, locate and engage LTL capacity.

Today’s warehouses are struggling to meet consumer and stakeholder demands, and adding labor is no longer a viable option.

For HelloFresh, their technology innovation playbook relies on choosing technology partners that can help continue their market and product expansion while improving service levels and price points.

In today’s highly competitive and complex chemical industry, companies that don’t modernize are likely to experience declining productivity.