
Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (August 14, 2026)
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,

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

Remember the ERP vs. Best-of-Breed debates from years ago? If not, here’s the short version: ERP vendors, such as SAP and Oracle, argued that a

I brought my car to the shop on Tuesday for its annual state inspection. It failed. Something is wrong with the left front balljoint —

A group manager at a Fortune 100 company meets with his boss. The conversation goes something like this: Boss: Has your team developed an AI

Here in the Northern Hemisphere, spring 2026 begins with the vernal equinox today (March 20) at 10:46 a.m. EDT. Considering it was 24F yesterday morning,