
Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (January 14, 2022)
School was closed last Friday due to the first snowstorm of the season. For my kids, this meant getting to work on building a snowman.

School was closed last Friday due to the first snowstorm of the season. For my kids, this meant getting to work on building a snowman.

Has the term “supply chain” become “overused ad nauseam”? The folks at Lake Superior State University believe so, which is why they included supply chain

I’ve said in the past that last-mile delivery is a new moment of truth, a moment where you can further delight your customer and strengthen

Happy New Year! Welcome to 2022! (Or is it 2020 too?) I woke up this morning to a foot of snow outside — the first

Editor’s Note: Indago ResearchCasts are brief videos where we highlight findings from our Indago supply chain research community. As we begin 2022, it’s tempting to

Please visit our updated list for 2023! Editor’s Note: This is one of the most popular posts we publish every year: our list of supply