It’s that time of year again for recaps, and the All Things Supply Chain blog has traditionally joined in this positive habit. Perhaps it will come as no surprise to regular readers of the blog that we have once again managed to expand our readership in 2023. Thank you to all readers for the trust you have placed in us!
2023 was another turbulent year of crisis, in which geopolitical conflicts had an immense impact on the global supply chain – from the war in Ukraine to the conflict in Israel, which is now threatening sea routes in the Red Sea. But there is also a positive outlook: with ChatGPT, Open AI has taken the topic of AI to a new level, which holds many promises for the future and especially for the organization of processes in supply chain and logistics.
The All Things Supply Chain Awards – Highlights from 2023
And now we come to the annual celebrations, which recognize what makes the blog what it is: the great content from our even greater writers! Every year, readers vote indirectly for the awards with every click on one of our articles. That’s why this year Google Analytics is once again our jury in the categories “Most Read Guest Blogger”, “Most Read New Article” and “Most Read Article”. The ranking in the different categories is based on an index, which incorporates the absolute viewer numbers as well as the publishing date, in order to value the performance over time and thus also giving freshly published articles a fair chance of winning.
ATSC Award for most read Guest Blogger 2023 – Rose Morrison
- Rose Morrison – The 10 Most Needed Positions in the Global Supply Chain Today
Like so many industries, the supply chain is experiencing a shortage of skilled workers, particularly in industrialized countries, which is becoming a critical issue that is putting the resilience of many logistics processes to the test. Rose Morrison investigated the question of which positions are currently in particularly high demand.
- Rose Morrison – How the Construction Industry Solve Its Supply Chain Issues
- Emily Newton – 5 Ways to Use Machine Learning in the Packaging Industry
- Dan Weinberger – Harness The Power of Data To Optimize Your Supply Chains
- Emily Newton – Can AI Help Warehouses Reduce the Impact of Labor Shortages?
ATSC Award for most read New Article 2023 – Mickell Lindsay
- Mickell Lindsay – The 10 Biggest Shipping Companies in the World
People love lists and Mickell Lindsay has obviously done an excellent job of satisfying this need for lists with a compilation of the biggest players in the shipping business. If you want to know who these players are, what influence they have on the supply chain and what developments the industry will take, then you’ve come to the right place.
- Mickell Lindsay – The 10 Largest Cargo Ships in the World in 2023
- Mickell Lindsay – What the future of ChatGPT has for the Supply Chain
- Mickell Lindsay – The 5 Largest Microchip Companies in the World
- Rose Morrison – The 10 Most Needed Positions in the Global Supply Chain Today
ATSC Award for most read Article 2023 – Emilia Ashton
- Emilia Ashton – The Amazing Supply Chain of McDonalds
The – by far! – most read article in 2023 is Emilia Ashton’s article on the McDonalds supply chain. We all know the brand, are more or less loyal customers (the author admits to being a very loyal customer) and are sometimes not even aware of the efficiency with which food is served to us in 5 minutes. Emilia’s article explains what happens in the background.
- Mickell Lindsay – The 10 Biggest Shipping Companies in the World
- Mohammed Kafil – The 7 Steps in the Strategic Sourcing Process
- Grace Whitfield – Top Supply Chain Fails and what we can learn from them
- Luisa Walendy – Amazing Supply Chain of Coca-Cola
Thanks to the amazing ATSC team
Mickell Lindsay – for managing Social Media like no other and for having the right instinct for successful article topics – see category “Most Read New Article”. Brilliant achievement!
Sven Bünemann – for the competent technical support in the background. There is no problem that Sven would not solve in the shortest possible time.
The Final Wrap-up
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our readers who have supported us for more than 12 years! Your continued interest spurs us on again and again to open up new perspectives on the topic of supply chain and to continuously expand our wealth of knowledge with more than 1000 articles. And of course thanks to our network of guest bloggers who have become an integral part of the team.
As every year at this place the ATSC team wishes you peaceful and Merry Christmas (here is our Christmas classic article: Santa will come by this year), a happy Festivus and a good start into the new year.
