
The WannaCry Cyberattack: Another Warning for Supply Chain Executives
One of the most popular posts I wrote last September became a reality over the weekend. By now, you’ve probably read the headlines, like this

One of the most popular posts I wrote last September became a reality over the weekend. By now, you’ve probably read the headlines, like this

“FedEx and UPS have ground to a complete standstill today due to what they say is a virus in their logistics shipping software…blaming the hacking

Weather is always the wildcard. A nor’easter is heading our way, bringing several inches of rain and 50+ mph wind gusts through Monday. What’s it

How far is 100 miles? It’s roughly the distance from New York City to Philadelphia. From Chicago to Milwaukee. From London to Birmingham. Or from

A year ago tomorrow, I rode my bicycle up Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. It’s 7.6 miles to the summit — 4,678 feet of climbing,

There were two developments last week that caught my attention because they relate to the two most consequential trends shaping supply chains today: tariffs and