Manufacturers at the start of their modernization journey have the most to gain from upgrades to their data management and automation processes.

Even though heat waves and natural disasters have been bringing the global supply chain to a grinding halt asynchronously over the years, it doesn’t have to continue this way.

Is the balance of power in buyer-seller relationships finally shifting in favor of upstream suppliers? 

China is losing its luster as a low-cost source of manufacturing. Is Mexico an alternative?

Supply chains are experiencing change and coping with turmoil, much of it driven by COVID-19 and geopolitical events, which have brought about supply shortages.

The platform allows businesses in many industries to screen their suppliers, customers, vendors and employees to stay compliant with international regulations and help protect themselves from sanction violations.

Low-code projects can be achieved at a fraction of the expense, time, and disruption to an existing network that a traditional integration would require. 

Twenty years ago Columbia Sportswear embarked on their digital journey starting with all of their trading partners moving to a single cloud-based network.

Inflation is raging at an annualized rate of well over 8% and worker shortages and wage increases — at over 5% — are also increasing corporate costs and negatively impacting profitability.

Trade compliance has always been a dense thicket to navigate, and fines for failing to do so can up-end a business. Now, it’s more complex and fast-changing than ever.