Fifth Third reports that AI, strategic partnerships, digital transformation, and sustainability are essential for businesses to manage inflation and enhance supply chain resilience.

Performance depends on aligning people, tools and workflows with the reality of how supply chains now operate.

Strategic plans and technology investments can look strong in theory, but supply chain realities often determine whether they’ll work in practice. Supplier dependencies, logistics limitations, ...

New tariff disputes, shifting trade policies, and geopolitical tensions are pressuring supply chain leaders to adapt their network strategies. The stakes are high: nearly two-thirds of supply chain ...

Digital services firm West Monroe outlines four trends that will shape the industrial landscape in its 2026 Mid-Market Manufacturing Industry Outlook report: “Supply chains move from defensive to ...

Analyst Insight: As supply chain management prioritizes sustainability, companies must adopt innovative strategies such as vetting warehouses for sustainability, optimizing transportation, ...

The supply chains sitting on top of the annual Gartner ranking are extending visibility, planning and decision making beyond ...

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the idea that the supply chain could be a growth driver for a company was just in its infancy. Then, companies like Walmart, Amazon, Apple, and Zara, among others, ...

Repeated shocks from Covid to conflict in West Asia are pushing Indian companies to diversify suppliers, localise sourcing and strengthen risk monitoring, even at the cost of higher expenses ...

Forward-thinking companies are avoiding knee-jerk reactions and preparing to use a variety of approaches to protect their business from the effects of recent U.S. tariffs. These range from short-term ...

36th Annual State of Logistics Report: Navigating uncertainty amid rising costs and global disruptions The 36th Annual State of Logistics (SoL) Report highlights a logistics market tested by economic ...

South African businesses may have moved beyond severe loadshedding, but rising electricity tariffs and infrastructure risks ...