
Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (July 31, 2020)
In the past four weeks, I’ve replaced a broken water heater, a broken AC coil, and worn out tires on two cars. Things age, wear

In the past four weeks, I’ve replaced a broken water heater, a broken AC coil, and worn out tires on two cars. Things age, wear

[silence] . . . Oh, sorry, I was on mute. It happens at least once a week: someone on a Zoom call forgets that they’re

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When you think about Microsoft and its role in supply chain and logistics, Excel is probably the first thing that comes to mind. The Excel

The current COVID-19 pandemic is creating many supply chain challenges for companies and organizations around the world, but it’s also serving as a catalyst for

Earlier this week, I wrote about my broken air conditioning system and how I was held hostage by a minimum order quantity policy. Not an