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In healthcare, supply chain has long been judged on what it can prevent: shortages, delays, substitutions and disruption. But as…

Supplier performance data is often treated as an administrative record of what has already gone wrong. That is a…

Australia’s surface mining sector is placing far greater emphasis on reliability as operators reassess what really drives value across a…

Midea Group and Hutchison Ports have agreed to broaden their co-operation over the next two years in a move that…

Many organisations still approach artificial intelligence as though it were chiefly a way to remove people from the process. That…

Food fraud remains a persistent threat to bakers and ingredient buyers, with experts saying the strongest defence often begins long…

The International Apparel Federation has unveiled a manifesto that urges the clothing sector to rethink one of its most entrenched…

General Motors is stepping up pressure on its suppliers to automate more of their production lines, in a move that…

Defence supply chains have been redefined over the past three decades, moving away from narrow cost efficiency and towards a…

In distribution, the instinct is often to focus on customers, stock availability and the systems that keep orders moving. Yet…

Supply chain leaders have spent the past few years grappling with geopolitical shocks, sustainability rules and an ever-growing number…

Toll Group has broadened its approach to data security as it confronts a threat environment shaped by global supply chains,…

Purchase order numbers sit at the centre of disciplined procurement. They give buyers, suppliers and finance teams a single reference…

Defence procurement is being reshaped by a quieter but consequential shift: buyers are no longer judging equipment purely on performance…

A major disruption to global supply chains could leave many companies struggling to keep operating, according to a new Proxima…