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Nobody sets out intending to juggle five suppliers. It usually happens gradually: one account for cartons and tape, another for…

A new artificial intelligence-enabled logistics network designed to move surplus food more efficiently across the UK is being opened up…

Net 30 has endured through a decade of invoice digitisation, bank connectivity and more sophisticated cash forecasting, but the arrival…

Procurement software is often sold as though every buyer wants the same thing, but in practice the category has become…

Many organisations still make inventory and replenishment decisions with tools and habits that have changed little in years, even as…

The foodservice supply business is moving through a profound change in how purchase decisions are made, and the implications are…

Supermarket buyers may be less visible than the brands they stock, but their judgement often decides which products make it…

Microsoft says a programme of AI agents is helping to compress some supply-chain workflows by as much as 75%, as…

Kuehne+Nagel has deepened its relationship with Amazon through a long-term strategic collaboration that the Swiss logistics group says is designed…

Sysco GB has broadened its sustainability offer with the launch of One Planet One Table, a sourcing framework designed to…

Manufacturers risk pouring money into artificial intelligence without seeing meaningful returns unless they first give their factory data structure and…

Chevron chief executive Mike Wirth has warned that oil markets have far less cushioning than they did when the Iran…

Industrial firms are increasingly turning to agentic AI as they struggle with a widening capacity gap in supply chains, according…

Multi-agent AI is beginning to move from pilot projects into the operational core of supply chains, as companies look beyond…

Only a small minority of organisations have managed to extend operational excellence across the enterprise, and that failure is increasingly…