Supply Chain

Current reporting and analysis on the technology and trends manufacturers are using to get their products to market faster and cheaper on a global scale.

Highlights

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Supply Chain

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing’s Reshoring Problem

June 4, 2024
Why is the pharma industry hesitant to build a domestic supply chain?
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Supply Chain Technology

Riskier Supply Chains Call for Better Data, Savvier Strategy

June 3, 2024
Jabil's 2024 supply chain survey finds that as manufacturers journey from recovery to resilience, they must consider how to thoughtfully integrate technologies like AI and automation...
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Supply Chain

Ship That Destroyed Baltimore Bridge Towed Back Into Port

May 20, 2024
Moving the nearly 1,000-foot container vessel is a major step in reopening the key shipping channel.
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Supply Chain

CFO Flex, Toyota’s Big Investment and What’s Next for the UAW: IW’s Weekly Reads

May 3, 2024
Also, nearshoring, sustainable product design and U.S. biomanufacturing.
Ebooks & Digital Editions

Editorial eBook: Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse

April 10, 2024
Experts from EBM publications writing about road infrastructure, industrial safety, manufacturing leadership, commercial trucking and construction equipment share insights into...

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