Proponents of the transition to lithium batteries have discovered that successful electrification isn't about the batteries at all — it's about reimagining power infrastructure.

Rising tariffs and trade barriers aren’t the only challenges facing companies engaged in international trade in 2025.

While the chaos surrounding new trade regulations may not slow anytime soon, those who embrace AI will find themselves better equipped to handle whatever the next change brings.

Adding FTZ or bonded warehousing capabilities can have a huge impact for 3PL providers, particularly in areas with high volumes of international trade.

Re-globalization represents more than a response to short-term disruptions. It’s a profound re-evaluation of trade and investment patterns.

As public safety departments continue to adapt and overcome these supply chain challenges, collaboration between manufacturers and public safety agencies will be key.

Businesses need to move away from a siloed “leg-by-leg” model to an end-to-end, or “orchestrated,” approach to supply chain management.

The problem of securing additional warehouse space at a time of rising tariffs adds complexity to supply chains, requiring tighter coordination and potentially leading to longer lead times. 

While traditional strategies are fundamental, the current supply chain landscape requires a more agile approach to inventory management. 

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword in the healthcare supply chain; it’s a transformative force.