Batteries can transform existing industries and enable the emergence of new business models. But despite rising demand for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions, the future of batteries depends on overcoming a series of complex …
37 per cent of companies still struggle to track cargo in transit, leaving it vulnerable to delays, damage and theft. This is according to a new research report by Tive: 'The State of Visibility 2025'. …
Companies are looking for ways to make their supply chains resistant to disruptions, but those disruptions also present opportunities. During Webinar Wednesday, Ruud Verstegen of John Galt, a specialist in supply chain planning software, explains …
The Trump administration is transforming global trade relations at an unprecedented pace. America’s trading partners are responding, creating an uncertain trade environment that has profound implications for global supply chains. Companies that connect their global …
Only one in three companies has the right information about its end-to-end supply chain –information needed to optimise own global supply and production networks. The rest (65%) are groping in the dark, at a turbulent time …
In today’s uncertain times, with increasing geopolitical tensions, decision-makers making plans must try to predict the future. But as Nobel laureate Niels Bohr once said, predicting is very difficult, especially when it comes to the …
The Far East and Oceania are now also connected to the Trust Chain, the new safe and reliable way to release and collect import containers at the Port of Rotterdam. Deepsea shipping companies and their …
Supply chain professionals, both men and women, are increasingly positive about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI). As part of International Women's Day (March 8), Supply Chain Media's Martijn Lofvers discussed this topic at Webinar …
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