In the times of the digital revolution and changing supply chain requirements, shippers need more information than ever before. Supply chain stakeholders place more importance on the need for improved visibility to identify the inbound flow of goods to satisfy higher...
As we’ve previously highlighted, the supply chain is a collection of 300-year-old processes. Even with automation, many of the parts that make up modern logistics are not actually that new. Look at inventory, for instance. The digitalization of the supply chain might...
Today’s complex and extended supply chains are almost inevitably subject to disruption. While disruptions happen, the global supply chain systems need to withstand interruptions, whether they are a natural disaster, an external shock, or a socio-economic crisis. While...
Claiming cargo losses or damage gets more and more overwhelming every year. Cargo owners who has suffered any type of cargo damage while the cargo was in transit are in principle eligible for compensation for the losses incurred. Claims handling, however, comes with a...
With the world in turmoil, supply chains are more important than they’ve ever been. Grocery stores are being pushed to their limit as more and more people continue to bulk up on consumable items to weather out the global pandemic. Consumers and stores alike are...
As the coronavirus disrupts every walk of life, how are supply chains going to rebuild their resilience and improve risk mitigation in the future? The relentless nature of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented chaos. In every sense, life has been upended....
