During the past year, procurement teams have shown resilience and contributed to growth, innovation and transformation like we have never seen before, due to the pandemic. Now is the time …
The story of quantum computers began in 1981 with physicist and Nobel-Prize laureate Richard Feynman. Feynman wondered, if quantum physics cannot be simulated on a computer, why not build a …
ASEAN supply chains disrupted as delta Covid variant surges Coronavirus outbreaks across Southeast Asia, fueled by the delta variant, are disrupting global supply chains and business activities in the region. …
Do you ever think about how big the factories are that manufacture your products? Well, now you can find out. Some are 3 times the size of Central Park in …
Port of Antwerp to expand container capacity by European funding As container flows are increasing at the Port of Antwerp, the European funding program Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) will support …
Intel plans a $20 billion semiconductor factory in Europe US chip manufacturer Intel has indicated that investment in its planned European $20 billion semiconductor factory could be spread across several …
Garment factories in Bangladesh to stay open despite new lockdown A rapid increase in COVID-19 cases linked to the Delta variant has prompted the Bangladesh government to call for a …
Tractor Supply CEO says inflation and supply chain delays will be challenges for foreseeable future Tractor Supply has had to increase some of its prices due to inflation and supply …
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Sustainability in Global Supply Chains: Makers & Movers Global Sustainable Supply Chain Summit Event Review
Climate change could become a weak link in your supply chain, unless more action is taken. As climate change makes extreme weather more frequent and severe, it could increase the …
Amazon destroying millions of unsold items in one of its UK warehouses every year Online retailer giant Amazon is said to be destroying millions unsold items each year. The products …
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