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The COVID-19 pandemic and its ripple effects have put supply chain risk management back in the spotlight. Simply put, supply chains today face greater risks than just 3 years ago when we [...]

The recent breakdown of Southwest Airlines' operations was blamed in large part on "technical debt"-- that is, on the airline "relying on older or deficient software that needs updating" to run [...]

As we head into 2023, what is the probability of certain issues continuing or emerging in the new year? What supply chain trends will continue to grow? What will stay the same in the year ahead [...]

"Buyer's remorse" is defined as "a feeling of regret (a wish that you had not done something) after making a choice or decision." Organizations will sometimes experience buyer’s remorse for [...]

Supply chain visibility remains a top area of interest for companies across all industries. Why do companies want to obtain end-to-end supply chain visibility? What business benefits are they [...]

Considering that customers are at the tail end of the outbound supply chain, it’s not surprising that it generally gets a bit more attention than the inbound side. But the fact is that supply [...]

At WSJ Tech Live last week, Craig Federighi, SVP of software engineering at Apple, commented on Apple's requirement for workers to return to the office: "We're better, and we're happier, when [...]

Collaboration is defined as "the act of working together with other people or organizations to create or achieve something." Historically, there has been a lot of talk about the importance of [...]

According to Wikipedia, “Gleicher’s Formula” for change (D x V x F > R = ∆) was created by David Gleicher while he was working at Arthur D. Little in the early 1960s. The variables are defined as [...]

Today, several large retailers are not just selling clothing and other consumer goods but selling logistics services too. For example, Amazon recently announced a new service called Amazon [...]