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With 2020 in the books, Inbound Logistics readers summed up the year with book titles encapsulating the page-turner that was 2020.
Supply chain leaders discuss whether they expect a resurgence in reshoring to the United States.
From preparing for e-commerce growth to auditing cybersecurity practices, supply chain leaders share the adjustments they'd make at the start of 2020 knowing what they know now.
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Supply chain leaders share the most unexpected logistics scenarios they've ever encountered.
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From a presidential debate moderator to working on a non-GMO farm, supply chain leaders discuss what jobs they'd want to try out for one day.
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Supply chain leaders share their insight and opinions on whether the emergency suspension of Hours-of-Service rules should be extended.
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The pandemic has reached an unprecedented level of uncertainty in supply chains. Leaders share the most significant way COVID-19 has changed the supply chain.
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From real-time tracking to traffic advisories, 12 supply chain leaders share the technologies they would accelerate.
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Shippers around the globe pivoted their business in response to the COVID-19 pandemic—these are the innovative pivots that impressed supply chain leaders the most.
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Good Question: We asked and you answered—this is the most unexpected supply chain advice our readers have ever received.
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We asked and you answered—this is how you think shippers should adjust their supply chain strategy in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Inbound Logistics readers share which supply chain insights they would you share with their younger selves in the March 2020 Good Question.
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We asked and you answered—these are the supply chain terms and phrases that you think people often confuse.
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Industry professionals share whether they think the supply chain management function will be obsolete in the next 10 years.
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Readers reveal the deciding factor in choosing a logistics provider: cost or customer service.
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Readers weigh in on the Popeyes chicken sandwich shortage: Was it a supply chain miss or a marketing ploy?
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Readers reveal the words and phrases that will have supply chain managers talking in 2020.
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Readers share what you should look for to find an optimal logistics partner.
Readers reveal the supply chain moves that can let brick-and-mortar retailers compete with Amazon.
Readers reveal the fastest way to make reverse logistics operations more efficient.
Readers reveal the parts of the supply chain that should gain more notice.
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Readers take on the misconceptions that persist about the supply chain and what it takes to be efficient.
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Readers reveal the first action they would take to address the supply chain talent gap.
Readers reveal the advice they would give to young people embarking on a supply chain/logistics career.
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Readers weigh in on whether the USPS should go private.
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Industry professionals share their best supply chain tips.
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Readers get out their crystal balls and reveal the supply chain developments they expect to have the biggest impact in 2019.
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Readers reminisce about their first jobs in logistics/supply chain and reveal the lessons they derived.
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Readers take sides in the debate on whether to lower the minimum age for getting a CDL to 18 as a way to address the truck driver shortage.
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Readers tell us the best ways to manage time with a busy schedule.
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Readers reveal the technologies they would rev up to boost supply chain efficiency.
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Readers discuss ways to solve the warehouse labor shortage.
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Readers share the most fun or interesting part about their work in the supply chain.
Readers reveal what they would tell their younger selves about supply chain management.
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Readers tell us what they would buy for their supply chain if budget were not a consideration.
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Readers reveal the term that will loom large in 2018.
Readers explore the fine line between supply chain visibility and transparency.
Readers share the business books that have shaped their way of thinking and helped them succeed in the world of supply chain.
Readers share the leadership insights that have had the biggest impact on them.
Readers share the logistics mementos and paraphernalia they would preserve in a time capsule for people to open in the year 2067.
Readers share unexpected supply chain challenges and how they overcame them.
Shippers share the most probing and effective questions to ask potential 3PL partners.
Readers consider the near-term prospects of self-driving trucks in the supply chain.
Readers share their IoT forecast on the supply chain.
Readers pick the song/movie/TV show title that best describes their job.
Readers reveal the issues that could disrupt the supply chain…as well as their sleep.
Readers reveal the issues that could disrupt the supply chain…as well as their sleep.
Readers choose between cost and customer service as the most important selection criterion for a carrier or supplier.
Readers weigh in and pick the disruptive innovation that will rock supply chains.
Readers weigh in and give the 411 on “4PL.”
Readers weigh in on the August question: Has supply chain impatience gotten out of hand?
Logistics professionals explain their jobs in terms a hypothetical five-year-old would appreciate.
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Readers weigh in on the characteristics of a great supply chain.
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Readers weigh in on the future of drones in last-mile logistics.
Readers weigh in on what hobbies make them better at supply chain and logistics management.
Inbound Logistics asks readers what fictional character would make a great logistician.
Readers weigh in on how to address the truck driver shortage.
Inbound Logistics weigh in on whether their customers or their employees are more important to their supply chain business
Readers explain why this adjective does not apply.
Readers weigh in on this month's question: What's the difference between logistics and supply chain?
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