Hyundai Engineering has signed a broad fair trade and mutual growth agreement with South Korea’s antitrust regulator in a move aimed at curbing unfair subcontracting practices and reducing the risk of financial shocks rippling through smaller suppliers, according to The Korea Times. The pact, backed…
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Mahindra & Mahindra is asking its suppliers to adapt to a more demanding operating environment as it prepares a sweeping product offensive through FY31 and pushes further into electric vehicles and overseas markets. At the company’s annual vendor conference in Mumbai in the final week of May, executives laid out…
The Power of Messy Data: Why Operational Complexity Is the Key to Supply Chain Innovation In a provocative assertion that challenges conventional wisdom, Sheldon Mydat, CEO of Suppeco, argues that the prevailing focus on “clean data” in procurement and supply chain operations is misguided. Instead,…
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By 2026, plant buying has become far more than a matter of choosing attractive stock for the season. It now sits at the intersection of production economics, logistics, consumer behaviour and risk management, with garden centres forced to make harder decisions about range, pricing and timing than at any point…
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View AllGlobal Green Europe has turned its invoice handling into an automated control process after introducing an autonomous AI agent developed by Palatino, according to Muy Pymes. The system, nicknamed “José Luis”, now checks incoming invoices before they are entered into the company’s records, cutting the time spent on each document…
Fortress Framing says invoice automation has helped it uncover repeated supplier overcharges, recover lost profit and cut the time its staff spend checking bills. The company told Roofers Coffee Shop that managing invoices had become increasingly difficult as order volumes grew and each delivery came…
