In Silicon Valley, a roomful of prognosticators gather once more to divine the future of global supply chains.

Flexibility and simplification are critical to keeping pace with technological advances in supply-chain management.

Digital platform technology is the key to improved disaster response, and the safety of patients and consumers.

When will ocean carriers shed their obsession with vessel size? Not anytime soon, according to one economist.

It’s not enough to have all of the required safety clothing and equipment on site. A focus on people is also necessary.

A world without supply chains would look nothing like the one we know today. But a world without streamlined payments throughout that supply chain is just the world we live in.

Even the strongest narrative about international trade flows can shift with jarring suddenness.

The days of static supply chains, both globally and locally, are long gone. Enterprises now must deal with an immense level of complexity and volatility, with continual change being the new normal.