Procurement teams facing tighter budgets and higher expectations in 2026 can unlock real value from AI by focusing on practical, modular use cases—GenAI drafting, spend analytics, and supplier risk monitoring—that… Read more
AI data center projects slip not because GPUs are late, but because procurement fails to lock long-lead power, networking, and cooling components that quietly define the true critical path to usable compute. Read more
Staples Canada transformed its warehouse operations by replacing manual picking and legacy conveyors with AMRs, cutting errors and cycle time while doubling productivity and improving employee experience across its… Read more
Procurement leaders can only unlock AI’s full value by modernizing data, redesigning processes, and upskilling teams; treating AI adoption as an enterprise transformation rather than a technology rollout. Read more
AI delivers real supply chain value only when it is embedded into operational workflows and paired with process change, not layered on top of broken decisions. Read more
As warehouse put-away logic grows more complex, AI-assisted WMS models offer a potential path to reduce configuration burden by shifting bin-level decisions from static rules to data-driven, real-time optimization. Read more
Fairmarkit’s Erin McFarland joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explore why AI’s promised time savings in procurement doesn’t always translate into better outcomes and what leaders must fix in processes, governance, and decision-making to turn AI efficiency into real business value.
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By January of 2024, investment in building or expanding manufacturing facilities in the US had reached a record high of $225 billion, up 37% year over year. But a major obstacle to continued industry growth is labor. While manufacturers could need as many…
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Global trade in 2026 suggests relative stability but demands agility—tariffs, shifting trade policies, and evolving freight dynamics will keep supply chains on their toes.
Discover expert strategies for mastering supply chain management by balancing cost control, resilience, and ESG compliance. Learn from Georg Roesch, VP of Direct Procurement Strategy at…
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In this Frictionless videocast, Sarah Rich explains how Supplyframe uses AI-driven insights on pricing, availability, and risk to guide early product design, while urging practitioners to keep…
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Fairmarkit’s Erin McFarland joins the Talking Supply Chain podcast to explore why AI’s promised time savings in procurement doesn’t always translate into better outcomes and what leaders must…
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Returns are no longer a back-end burden but a strategic lever, and companies that elevate reverse logistics to an executive-level priority can unlock new value across forecasting, customer…
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The January 2026 issue of Supply Chain Management Review explores how rapid advances in autonomous trucking, AI-driven optimization, and workforce development are redefining what it means to lead a modern supply chain. As autonomy, data intelligence, and new operating models reshape logistics networks, supply chain managers must rethink how they orchestrate freight, develop talent, manage suppliers, and design resilient operations.
Inside, readers will find practical frameworks for scaling autonomous freight management, diagnosing fragile supply chains, uncovering hidden cost drivers, strengthening frontline education programs, and overcoming the data barriers preventing Agentic AI from delivering real business value. Together, these articles present a comprehensive look at the strategies supply chain leaders need to succeed in the decade ahead.
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Driving automation is advancing rapidly, yet the biggest challenges ahead have less to do with sensing the road and more to do with understanding the human behind the wheel.…
As Global Links welcomes a new editor, the focus remains clear: help supply chain leaders cut through the noise, harness AI and decision intelligence, and turn their supply…
College football superfans are fully invested, and their dedication elevates the sport. What if we could create that same enthusiasm, loyalty, and management commitment in the…
So much is beyond any company’s control, including geopolitical and economic issues, new regulations, natural disasters, and shifting sustainability expectations. What is in a…
The recent decade witnessed the rapidly evolving nature of autonomous trucking technologies, offering promises of improved logistics, inventory management, and customer service…
A proactive approach using Failure Mode and Effects Analysis can help the cocoa and candy industry reduce waste, improve product quality, and strengthen supply chain resilience…
AI, autonomy, and digital transformation are accelerating, but unless organizations build the skills to use them, supply chains will remain stuck in pilot mode.
To ensure precision and efficiency, supply chain organizations look for the right measures to track their performance. These efforts focus on identifying key performance…
Organizations that view logistics as an evolving system, rather than a fixed set of assets, position themselves to respond more effectively to these pressures and to capture the…
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