The Coronavirus Could Spur the End of Bad Shipping Data
Originally published in Supply Chain Brain By Ashik Karim The COVID-19 crisis has changed so much about daily life. That’s as true in logistics as…
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Solving ‘the Last Mile’ so Hungry People Can Eat Will Be an Issue That Outlasts Coronavirus
Originally published in Morning Consult By Dan Greenleaf America’s most vulnerable populations — particularly the poor, the sick and the elderly — faced a daily struggle to…
3 Essential Steps for Tracking Coronavirus Supply Chain Damage
Originally published in Middle Market Growth By Allan Matheson It’s no exaggeration to say that the coronavirus is posing an unprecedented challenge to the resilience…
In the hospital supply chain, too many choices can be costly
Originally published in STAT By Chuck Peck Not long ago, I did a small experiment at a hospital in Texas: I put out six different…
New Tech May Be Eroding Trust in the Freight Industry
Originally published in SupplyChainBrain By Ashik Karim Some call it an apocalypse. Others a bloodbath. Whatever you call it, things aren’t looking good in the…
Why OEM-Supplier Relationships Need to Evolve
Originally published in Wards Auto By Daron Gifford In a world where everything from how we watch movies to how we get a ride home…
Global logistics has a problem: It’s hurting the hidden customer who helps bring you everything you need
Originally published in American City Business Journals By Ashik Karim Look around you. Notice the items on your desk, the phone in your hand, the…
Climate change as viewed from the C-suite: Mitigation presents both risk and opportunity
Originally published in American City Business Journals By René Groot Bruinderink There was a time not long ago when climate change was something only coal-fired…