Retail supply-chain executives are under intense pressure to support the seamless omnichannel experiences that consumers are demanding in the digital age.

Supply chains must avoid becoming mired in debt caused by misguided investments in new technology.

Automation is generally seen as the enemy of human workers. But can it also be used to avoid layoffs?

With supply-chain processes becoming more automated, many organizations have a vision of digitizing the order-to-cash cycle.

Because of its importance in all types of business, the supply-chain industry is uniquely positioned to make big impacts from the adoption of green practices.

The industrial internet of things is still considered a cost-containment strategy rather than a revenue driver, recent research shows.

Alibaba is already the world’s largest e-commerce and retailing company. But it’s looking to make an even bigger splash in North America, with a new initiative aimed at small business-to-business sellers.

Across nearly every industry, the inability to resolve product problems as they arise can cause a lack of trust with consumers that’s hard to rebuild.

From grand-scale, end-to-end supply-chain inspections to the examination of discrete warehouses tasks, audits can provide vital data for achieving multiple objectives.