Sep 25, 2020
The current environment has revealed how high the stakes can be and why you need to be prepping and planning, not just for this current environment, but the next crisis that could be just around the...Sep 24, 2020
The coronavirus crisis has put thousands of crews under quarantine and complicated supply-at-sea, but could drones help with this...
Sep 23, 2020
Managers for logistics investment funds see strong fundamentals for the overall market and consistent returns, although there has...
Sep 22, 2020
Consultation period will ask whether due diligence should be required to judge whether illegal deforestation is occurring in...
The need to know for the week ending 24th July 2020
Global supply chains will need to find entirely new levels of resilience in the face of the new normal imposed by COVID-related measures, according to a new report published by Kearney
Industry body VDMA forecasts a drop in robotics and automation sales of at least 20% in 2020.
Digital identities promise to help with the age-old issue of trust in diffuse supply chains says World Economic Forum
Multi-modal transport has been sought-after in the wake of COVID-19, leading to a boom in intercontinental rail traffic
Survey finds 90% of retailers and their suppliers say they have improved collaboration over the last two years
Healthcare supply chains experienced some of the biggest reactions to COVID-19, as demand fell away for elective healthcare but stratospherically rose for pandemic related items. Roger Hailey investigates what will happen next
Improvements in data gathering and analysis will lead to improvements in understanding and forecasting product demand
Experts weigh in on how the last mile has stepped up a gear and how you can handle the load
The need to know for the week ending 10th July 2020
