Supply chains are overstretched, customer expectations are rising and labor is scarce. As a result, more warehouses are adopting automated lift trucks to move goods faster and more safely. There are ...

Culture and systems are the primary barriers. Reward systems that prioritize stability over responsiveness, poor external ...

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Demographics are predictable but dangerously ignored. Unlike geopolitical shocks or port congestion, demographic trends such ...

China is targeting strategic U.S. sectors. Rather than broad retaliation, China imposed sector-specific tariffs on agriculture, high-tech goods, and autos, while securing alternative commodity ...

Third-party exposure is the dominant cyber vulnerability. Most modern breaches involve suppliers or external partners, and 61% of companies report a third-party breach in the past ...

Lowest landed cost is no longer a sustainable supply chain strategy. In today’s tariff-heavy and capital-constrained ...

While leaders focus on deploying AI to cut cycle times and reduce manual effort, fewer are preparing for the required ...

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The Perfect Order must evolve to include “right data.” Building on Dr. Edward J. Marien’s original 8Rs of the Perfect Order, Norman Katz argues that regulatory complexity and digital supply chains now ...

AI agent pilots failed due to decision design, not model accuracy. Most underperforming pilots struggled because organizations did not clearly define which decisions agents owned, when humans ...