South Africa’s aquaculture sector moves towards collaborative resilience and urban integration
South Africa’s aquaculture sector is increasingly being cast as a strategic part of the country’s food system, but its long-term resilience is being framed less as a matter of individual farm performance than of collaboration across government, research bodies, producers and communities. That message has…
TAC leadership meeting reveals transforming roles amid growing diagnostic and operational complexity
Warranty operations may look tidy from the outside, but the latest 2026 TAC Leadership Xchange Group meeting showed how much more entangled technical support has become with diagnostics, training, warranty governance and dealer operations. Leaders from Ford Motor Company, Hyundai Motor America, Hyundai Canada, Kia…
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Michael Van Keulen joins Omnea as CPO in Residence Convinced procurement’s generational moment has arrived, the former Coupa CPO chooses the AI-native platform built to seize it. LONDON, 4th August 2026 – Omnea, the agentic operating system for procurement and supplier management, today announced the appointment of Michael van…
Artificial intelligence in procurement has moved well beyond the stage of glossy promises. In category intelligence, its most meaningful contribution is no longer the production of another dashboard or periodic report, but the ability to keep pace with markets that change too quickly for traditional…
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Hyundai Motor Group accelerates supplier collaboration in AI and robotics to lead future mobility
Hyundai Motor Group has stepped up efforts to bring suppliers into its shift towards artificial intelligence, robotics and software-defined vehicles, signing a broad co-operation agreement with the Fair Trade Commission and first- and second-tier partners on 7 August in Pangyo, south of Seoul. The ceremony, held at the DoubleTree hotel,…
Many companies still treat cost control as a blunt exercise in restraint, but the more effective approach is often to treat it as a design problem. That is the argument at the heart of Soren Kaplan’s piece for Inc, which suggests that the most resilient…
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View AllArtificial intelligence is moving supply chains into a new phase, where the aim is no longer simply to spot what is happening, but to decide what should happen next. In logistics, where delays, demand swings and geopolitical shocks can rapidly ripple through networks, that shift is proving especially significant. In…
PING, the Phoenix-based golf equipment maker founded by engineer Karsten Solheim in 1959, has long built its reputation on innovation. Its latest modernisation effort has been less about club design than about the machinery behind the business: bringing demand and supply planning into one coherent…

