Remembering the Supply Chain Disruption That Started it All (and the Lessons We Took From It)
COVID-19 was likely the largest supply chain disruption we will ever live through. What lessons did we learn? And how are organizations moving forward?
Supply Chain Disruptions Persist, But We’re Getting Better at Managing Them
There’s an unexpected supply chain disruption lurking in the coming months. It could be labor- or weather-related or geopolitical in nature. There’s no way to know for sure.
The Modern Supply Chain is Demanding Greater Investments From BCOs and LSPs
Supply chain investments are increasing in this age of constant disruption, but how are BCOs and LSPs making investments to support their supply chains?
How New Balance and Others Are Embracing Supply Chain Visibility and the New Normal
Organizations are starting to figure out how to thrive amid supply chain chaos. … Regular supply chain disruption appears to be a new reality rather than just a rough patch to survive through.
The Future Supply Chain Has Arrived: How BCOs and LSPs are Taking Action
With increasingly common supply chain disruptions and coming regulations, BCOs and LSPs and trying to manage their operations in this new reality.
Supply Chain Technology is Increasingly Important as the Industry Waits for a Return to Normal
The global supply chain is not back to normal. Will it ever be? The latest headlines indicate that BCOs and LSPs can’t assume that the return
Wondering How to Grow a Business? Start With Mastering the Supply Chain
Supply chain excellence holds the power to help businesses create a competitive advantage, allowing them to grow and reach their full potential.
Will 2024 Be the Year of Supply Chain Orchestration?
This week’s Cargologik newsletter addresses how organizations are planning for this new normal, including embracing technology, emphasizing orchestration, and reconfiguring their supply chains for this new age.
Supply Chain ‘Snags’ are Claiming Victims (And Only Technology Can Help)
Supply chain “snags” are a significant contributor to bankruptcy filings in 2023. And it’s not just trucking companies and logistics service providers that are falling victim.
