Foremost in the minds of every supply-chain planner are those key words: What if?

The coming year looks like smooth sailing for container-shipping lines — if they can meet shippers’ increasing demands for service.

Transportation providers are jumping on the blockchain bandwagon in a big way.

Some might call renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement a solution in search of a problem. Other might say it’s a necessary updating of the 23-year-old pact. One Canadian attorney specializing in international trade law calls it "a mess."

The Internet of Things would seem ideally suited to the task of monitoring and tracking containers around the world.

The huge security flaw discovered in chips made by Intel Corp., AMD and ARM is threatening nearly all computers, servers, TVs, phones and other mobile devices.

And so the cryptocurrency mania continues, in yet another form.

This just in: People are still shopping in physical stores.

As Amazon tightens its grip on the modern-day consumer, you have to wonder: Do traditional brick-and-mortar retailers have any future at all?

We love to complain about the shortcomings of tech support. But how would we feel about a worldwide shortage of I.T. talent?