One positive development from the COVID-19 pandemic was that it forced companies to take hard looks at external supply chains to ensure they were reliable, secure and trustworthy, and that should one ...

Supply chain technology continues to evolve, and one of the changes taking place revolves around autonomy and the increasing use of artificial intelligence. “The difference between deterministic and ...

Companies with stronger governance can move faster because they can make supply chain decisions with more confidence.

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The growth of techno-nationalism, meaning the use of technology policy to advance national economic and security interests, has had a series of knock-on effects for the CIO. Especially for CIOs ...

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AI can help make various aspects of supply chain operations easier to carry out, but the technology's relative newness means that companies are still learning about some of the drawbacks of using it.

Supply chains serve as the structural backbone of global commerce, transforming raw materials into finished goods for distribution to end consumers. Management of these systems focuses on optimizing ...

Join us for conversations between Saint Louis University Center for Supply Chain Excellence Director Vineet Sharma and industry leaders as they discuss personal stories and experiences and market ...