The Clinical Trial Supply Europe conference will explore the net effect of technology and collaboration in realising ...

The shared services model empowers clinicians with data and tools to make the right supply chain decisions, along with a new resiliency effort adopted just prior to the coronavirus pandemic. Amanda ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has produced and will continue to produce artificial demand and supply shocks, and it will take time to rebalance the equilibrium. All sectors will experience a “bullwhip effect' ...

The pandemic didn't just disrupt global supply chains — it exposed a fundamental truth about the medical device industry: fragmented, reactive supply chain management is no longer viable in an era of ...

Editor’s Note: The SCM capstone Dealing with Supply Chain Complexities with Scenario Intelligence was authored by Luis Felipe Bitencourt de Brito Sena and Zhan Ding. The project was supervised by Dr.

Studies suggest AI can unlock $1.3-2 trillion in annual value across global supply chains through efficiency gains, risk reduction, and improved decision-making.

For years, manufacturing companies operated under a mantra of “lean.” Manufacturing relied on reduced supplies in warehouses, based on just-in-time delivery from around the world. Plastics could come ...

Managing supply chains requires understanding much more than just logistics, transportation costs and time and supplier management. Thanks to satellite-enabled ...

As AI adoption accelerates, the AI model supply chain is becoming a critical but often underexamined source of risk. From third-party training data to prebuilt models and infrastructure dependencies, ...

For supply chains to run smoothly, organizations need data-driven decision-makers who also have functional knowledge in supply chains. This concentration helps build such well-rounded competence via ...