Social commerce is rapidly gaining ground in the Netherlands. For instance, 61% of consumers consider shopping via smartphone as the most efficient method. Also, 49% see social media as the way to stay on top …
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Despite the turbulence in supply chains, the adoption of end-to-end supply chain visibility lags behind expectations. To find out more, consulting firm BCI Global and Supply Chain Media surveyed 123 supply chain executives about their …
Companies with early warnings of natural disasters, trade barriers or other risks can stockpile extra supplies or reserve production capacity before competitors do. This is evident from examples shared by Everstream, Prewave and Sphera during …
The election of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States sent shockwaves through the financial markets. To what extent his campaign promises and his actual policies will match remains to be seen. …
Parcel delivery company DPD sees that collection points are becoming more popular and is going to triple the number of lockers next year, CEO Erik Uljee told the 'E-fulfilment excellence' event. Another trend that was …
Due to disappointing financial results, Swedish fashion company NA-KD is closing the doors of its newly built distribution centre (DC) in the Dutch town of Duiven, near the German border, after only eighteen months. With …
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) enables a radically different approach to the supply chain. Users no longer have to fiddle with complex systems themselves, but can talk to their own 'agent' who generates schedules, analyses scenarios, …
According to a recent survey by McKinsey supply chain disruptions remain the norm, not the exception, with nine in ten respondents saying they have encountered supply chain challenges in 2024. The survey results identify considerable …
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