Category archives: Supply Chain Management

Don’t wait for the next supply shortage to start building relationships with local sellers.

“Cargo aging at the port is now down 37 percent, which is a major improvement,” stated Richard F. de la Torre, community information officer of Long Beach City Development Services in a Dec. 8 email.

Tactics companies can use to ensure their shelves are stocked at manageable prices.

You need to ensure a robust supply chain, but it’s also essential to identify and manage issues unique to the platform. 

Improving your supply chain can help you avoid overpaying and overpaying.

By ensuring the entire supply chain is digitized, teams can ensure happier partners and happier customers.   

Crashing supply chains have caused delays and financial loss for entrepreneurs throughout the pandemic, but industries are evolving as we continue to adjust to this change.

We don’t have a crystal ball, but it’s clear that future-ready supply chains need to be customer-centric, able to operate with agility, and use technology to do so profitably.

Brands will need to reimagine their supply chain to handle the wave of stay-at-home orders driven by direct-to-consumer e-commerce. 

The new U.S. administration has a very different approach to international relations than the previous one. New tech tools mean companies are expected to know much more about their suppliers.