
Insights from Jeff Bezos’ Letter to Shareholders
When it comes to enterprise software — especially traditional, in-house implementations — it’s not uncommon for companies to be several versions behind. Why? Upgrading is

When it comes to enterprise software — especially traditional, in-house implementations — it’s not uncommon for companies to be several versions behind. Why? Upgrading is

When it comes to applying pressure to its competitors, Amazon keeps its foot on the pedal. In the past week, the company has introduced two

Well, the snow melted in time for us to get the baseball field ready for Opening Day tomorrow. But Murphy’s Law struck nonetheless. After training

It’s been a fun and productive first quarter here at Talking Logistics. We produced 12 episodes covering a variety of timely and relevant supply chain

At a press conference last night in San Francisco, Facebook, Google, and eBay announced Found, a new joint venture focused on the Internet of Lost

“[Negotiating a free trade agreement] is like doing a reception for a wedding, and the bride and groom have very particular tastes themselves, but all