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Digital supply chains are not built from dashboards alone. Siemens shows that the real foundation is the connection between engineering, production, automation, and operational data, not just...
Nearshoring can reduce exposure to long global supply chains, but it also shifts pressure onto regional infrastructure, labor markets, energy systems, and cross-border logistics. Nearshoring has...
AI can make planning work faster, but speed is not the same as intelligence. The next stage of supply chain planning requires systems that retain context,...
Meta’s rising AI infrastructure spending shows that artificial intelligence is no longer only a software strategy. It is becoming a supply chain, energy, component, and capacity...
This week’s Logistics Viewpoints articles point to one issue: supply chain leaders are being asked to make faster decisions in a more complex operating environment. AI,...
Supply chain technology markets are becoming harder to evaluate. Categories are blurring. WMS, WES, robotics, visibility, AI, planning, and multi-enterprise platforms increasingly overlap. Providers often describe...
Control towers improved visibility. They did not create control. The next stage is decision orchestration: connecting events, rules, ownership, and execution. Control towers are now common...
FedRAMP authorization for ProjectWise and OpenGround provides federal agencies with secure, modern digital tools to deliver on the generational mission of rebuilding U.S. infrastructure EXTON, Pa.,...
Port congestion is returning as a recurring supply chain condition. The drivers are broader than demand and harder to resolve. Port congestion is showing up again...
Maersk has built one of the broadest logistics platforms in the market. The next phase is making that platform operate as a coordinated system when conditions...
