Businesses in the industrial metals industry must increasingly rely on digital tools such as real-time product tracking to optimize their items’ journey and to provide data to inform decisions.

After three years of crisis, the data show that supply chain conditions are improving. That will allow supply chain leaders in 2023 to resurrect initiatives that may have been sidelined — including data and digitalization programs and sustainability efforts.

Transportation chaos and unprecedented rate increases characterized the COVID-19 marketplace. Many of those conditions are beginning to abate but cargo markets will begin to heat up again in 2023.

Introducing robotics and automation into warehouses should not be taken lightly or quickly. Not all robotics vendors have the required logistics expertise necessary for your operation.

We know the world of supply chain logistics is complex, so we’ve identified each position your company should have on the field—from supply chain experts to HR pros—to ensure success.

Reuters Events has partnered with JLL for our latest report, “The state of European supply chains 2023."

Demand visibility is arguably the most valuable — and most elusive — component of a modern supply chain.

As robotic adoption grows within the warehouse, organizations must understand the challenges, regulatory obligations, and mitigation standards necessary to securely integrate autonomous mobile robots into operational facilities.

Though warehouse management systems (WMS) are widely employed, they’re not the ultimate answer to optimized warehouse operations.

Reducing carbon emissions is key to organizational sustainability efforts. Analyzing your manufacturing processes, supply chain logistics and closed-loop, end-of-life service offerings can highlight key areas for sustainability improvements.