The source of many issues in supply chain and logistics management often can be traced to underperforming, overburdened I.T. systems.

Consumer demand for ease and efficiency is disrupting the food industry. 

When it comes to assessing progress toward digital transformation of the procurement function, a lot of companies appear far less advanced than they think they are.

Telematics promises to transform transportation and the supply chain.

Managers and workers are embracing digital technologies, as the fourth industrial revolution reshapes the global economy.

How can smaller online sellers compete with the fast-shipping options of giant retailers?

The global supply chain has become extremely complex. Proctor and Gamble has more than 75,000 suppliers, while Walmart counts more than 100,000. With so many suppliers in the mix, companies are finding it extremely challenging to keep tabs on their shipping containers.

The quest for supply-chain sustainability requires paying as much attention to the package as the product inside it.

A mispick often isn’t discovered until an inventory count is wrong, or the customer sends the order back.

The technology goes well beyond robots taking over tasks that were once done by humans.