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Demand for pipe, valves and fittings is climbing sharply as a wave of energy, data-centre and infrastructure investment collides with…

Manufacturing in 2026 is being reshaped less by new machinery than by the intelligence layered on top of it. Across…

Siemens chief executive Roland Busch has warned that rising geopolitical frictions and widening technology barriers could fracture the digital economy…

Indonesia’s estimated Rp911.7 trillion procurement budget for 2026 is drawing fresh attention from businesses seeking a bigger share of government…

Aftermarket parts planning has long been one of the hardest problems in supply chain management. Demand is uneven, part ranges…

Europe’s digital economy is becoming harder to separate from Europe’s security policy, and that is precisely the point of a…

Copeland has linked its Oversight360 cargo monitoring software with Blue Yonder Network in a move aimed at giving cold chain…

Bulgaria’s digital reform drive is moving into a more assertive phase, with the government preparing to widen the scope of…

Nissin Foods USA has chosen Highspring and Blue Yonder to introduce AI- and machine learning-based planning across its supply chain,…

Pinnacle Oil and Gas Limited has stepped up its engagement with suppliers as it seeks to sharpen efficiency across its…

Chief procurement officers are increasingly treating artificial intelligence as a practical tool for expanding capacity rather than a shortcut to…

Procurement teams are being asked to do more with less: cut costs, strengthen controls, speed up approvals and give the…

Rising costs, tighter margins and smaller teams are pushing many businesses to make do with the suppliers they already know,…

Battery procurement is no longer a narrow purchasing function concerned mainly with price, lead times and availability. In a sector…

For much of private equity’s history, automation was treated as a largely tactical exercise: replace old kit, lift output, trim…