Although there are clear precedents, the current plan has some unusual factors.

Fueled by robotics and AI, and following the trend in many factories, warehouses seem to be on a relentless march toward total automation. 

The stark reality of space travel seems to suggest that humanity's presence on the moon is likely to stay tethered to Earth for decades to come.

A pending Supreme Court case and upcoming USCMA talks continue to cloud the outlook for tariffs and trade in 2026.

Resilient supply are better prepared to manage a recall, thanks to proper preparation and training, integrated systems and data, and alignment with trading partners. 

Long before ESG became formalized, procurement teams pursued lean principles. 

In a structurally volatile world, demographic decline isn't a relief valve. It’s a call to innovate faster than the population fades.

Technology, regulation and global data standards are coming together to create more connected, transparent supply chains that can respond to safety risks with more speed and precision.

Can a domestically based manufacturing industry meet the needs of the defense sector?

In an era of dazzling technology, are we forgetting what really makes supply chain organizations run?

What are companies getting wrong about psychological safety in the workplace?

When it comes to meeting customer expectations for delivery in the e-commerce era, the shortest distance can be the biggest challenge.

Making sense of unstructured data is the greatest need supply chain managers have when it comes to AI, says Chris Cutshaw, VP of market solutions at C.H. Robinson.

Ray DeMelfi, senior vice president strategic services with Hy-Tek Intralogistics, explains what sets successful cold-chain operations apart from ambient warehousing.

As supply chain companies become more integral to the economy, private equity is putting more funding into them, says Jay Koh, managing director and co-founder of The Lightsmith Group.

There’s been a lot of talk recently about designing robots in human form for manufacturing and distribution environments. Does that make sense?