The prescription for getting well lies in a true partnership between healthcare logistics and the supply chain.

The cyber-insurance market, battered by a rash of pandemic-era ransomware attacks, is making a comeback.

As the manufacturing sector continues to rapidly accelerate its digital transformation, it’s critical that organizations are prioritizing the security of their enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications.

There’s never been a better time to learn how to identify supply chain risks, gain the agility needed to deal with various supply chain scenarios, and act quickly when an issue arises.

Lacking foresight into what 2023 will bring, businesses nevertheless have the power to identify risks in the supply chain and prepare for the coming year. 

Don't hold back on supply chain investments in a time of economic uncertainty, says Heather Carroll, chief revenue officer of Covariant. Every period of turmoil is followed by one of creativity and innovation.

The United States faces a default sometime this summer or early fall if Congress does not raise or suspend the debt ceiling, a Washington think tank warned on February 22.

Royal Mail has resumed all international deliveries for parcels and letters which had been disrupted by a cyber attack in early January.

As a senior pharmaceutical executive recently said, "The problem I have with a control tower is that I can see that there's a problem, but it's like watching a car crash in slow motion: I can't do anything about it."

Sadhna Gupta, assistant manager of procurement research with Aranca, describes recent trends in the price and availability of silicon metal, an essential material for global manufacturing, as well as the outlook for the coming year.