
Supply Chain Leaders: Stop Managing Exceptions. Start Preventing Them
What should supply chain and logistics leaders stop doing — and what should they start doing instead? That’s the question at the heart of a

What should supply chain and logistics leaders stop doing — and what should they start doing instead? That’s the question at the heart of a

Editor’s note: Today’s post is part of a special Talking Logistics series called “Powering the Breakthrough in Logistics” where subject matter experts from leading supply

The truckload market cycle The market historically sees periods of undersupplied capacity, a transition to oversupplied capacity, and a transition back to undersupplied capacity (see

The retail industry is evolving and adapting to new consumer demands which is shifting the supply chain landscape. Retailers expect more supply chain visibility, shorter

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Recurring annual events, like the holiday season, typically bring predictability to air shipping. But lately, out of the ordinary events have disrupted the seasonality we