Optimizing supply chain readiness and resilience will remain a top priority for the automotive industry in the coming year, as executives manage the convergence of political, economic and environmental risks.

The one-two punch of geopolitical tensions and climate anomalies has put unprecedented pressure on global food supply chains.

Rising shipping costs, cumbersome processes and the growing demand for seamless service highlight the urgency for businesses to rethink their approach to last-mile delivery.

Channel-free logistics connects existing infrastructure to simplify the whole order-to-delivery process, encouraging circularity and sustainability, maximizing profits and streamlining operations overall.  

Thin film electronics is a rapidly evolving technology that has the potential to revolutionize supply chains and shipping as well as other industries.

Two key technologies that have gained significant traction in recent years are 3D product imaging and artificial intelligence-based analytics. 

As grocery retailers navigate inflation and workforce retention, optimizing supply chains and pricing strategies becomes crucial.

Currently, the majority of companies do not use any technology to monitor their supply chain performance. The correct technology, enabling integration between solutions and data, is the key.

The last few years have continued to reinforce the value of dependable supplier relationships, and timely payments are an important ingredient to the success of those relationships.

Supply chain organizations that prioritize safety and risk management through data analytics, telematics, and newer equipment position themselves as competitive leaders.