InfographicKatrina Arabe
This was a year like no other for supply chain and logistics management. here's what we'll remember about 2020.
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
Order volumes in Western economies have grown significantly, but momentum may be slowing, finds a new report.
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
While COVID-19 remains a primary concern, a number of additional disruptions and risks impact supply chains. These are the risks to consider.
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
While C-level executives manage their business with social distancing, the protocols aren't ideal for productivity, finds a survey by consulting firm West Monroe. More than half say they primarily work remotely to avoid social distancing.
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
E-commerce is up 65% year over year, and expected to surge more than 50% during the busiest peak week, according to Chet Paul, senior vice president at DHL Express; Kraig Foreman, president at DHL Supply Chain; and Craig Morris, chief information officer at DHL eCommerce Solutions.
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
Strong intermodal volumes will continue as retailers replenish their inventories, says CSX Transportation and Canadian National Railway (CN).
TakeawaysJaclyn Ix
Johnson & Johnson maintains its No. 1 spot on the Gartner Healthcare Supply Chain Top 25 list, which recognizes companies that advance healthcare by improving patient outcomes and controlling costs. Here are the healthcare leaders in 2020.
NotedJaclyn Ix
Read the latest good works, sustainability efforts, mergers and acquisitions, new hires, and sealed deals happening in the supply chain in December 2020.
Vertical FocusJaclyn Ix
From grocers selling direct to consumers brewing more coffee at home, this is what's trending in the food and agriculture supply chain.
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