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Behind the headline-grabbing factory openings and model launches, the EV industry is still being shaped by something far less visible:…

Oilfield service companies have long been caught in a difficult commercial pattern: win the work cheaply, deliver under pressure, and…

South Korea is moving to turn public procurement into a launchpad for artificial intelligence startups, in a bid to ease…

Vladimir Putin has warned that Russia would retaliate against British and European ships after a series of Western moves against…

Digital adoption in airfreight is advancing, but not at the pace many in the sector once expected. The main obstacles…

North American dairy processors are entering a more complicated phase than the expansion cycle that defined much of the past…

Supply chain resilience is increasingly being judged by how quickly a network can adjust, not simply by whether it can…

QAD is positioning its latest manufacturing software push around a simple proposition: companies do not need to rip out their…

Kinaxis has highlighted a widening gap between supply chain companies’ enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and their ability to govern it…

Scottish Water has turned one of its most common data headaches into a conversational service, allowing project teams to ask…

Softcat is being judged less on the broad appeal of technology spending and more on whether it can keep proving…

Procurement teams are under pressure to keep supplier agreements consistent, compliant and easy to track, yet many still rely on…

Warehouse automation has moved from competitive advantage to operational necessity as customers expect faster fulfilment and fewer errors. Accenture has…

Target has built a proprietary digital twin system, Proxima, to give its supply chain teams a closer look at how…

Nancy Palmer, Executive Director of Clinical Resource Management and Value Analysis at AdventHealth Supply Chain, says the strongest decisions come…