Decarbonizing our supply chains isn’t a vague or distant goal, or a can to kick down the road — it’s an immediate necessity.

President Trump's tariff policy toward Canada, Mexico, and China has widespread implications for economic conditions in the U.S., as well as the nation’s standing in the international economic system.

As the 21st century progresses, the trucking industry is in need of innovative solutions for automating inefficient manual processes.

The shift to zero-emission forklifts presents more than just a change in power sources; it's an opportunity to examine your entire material-handling strategy. 

Hardware scanners certainly won’t disappear entirely, but their role will evolve as smartphone solutions expand their capabilities.

In recent years, as world economies have become more interconnected, politicians have increasingly used regulations as a means of advancing foreign policy.

Forward-thinking business leaders are viewing their broader sustainability efforts, and carbon accounting in particular, as critical components of their strategies to drive long-term business growth and success. 

To attract and retain Gen Z workers, supply chain organizations will need to shift their mindset to focus on what messages resonate with this demographic.

Third in a series of articles for SupplyChainBrain analyzing how often the term “supply chain” appears in the annual reports of S&P 500 companies.

Traceability is no longer just a regulatory requirement nor optional; it is a pathway to competitiveness, consumer trust and long-term resilience.