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    Supply chain teams entered 2025 facing persistent volatility across capacity markets, energy availability, labor, and environmental conditions. By the end of the year, certain patterns became clear. Technology investment shifted away from broad digital transformation rhetoric toward narrower, more predictable tools that improve stability, compress decision cycles, and reduce operational ambiguity. As organizations plan for …

The Top 10 Supply Chain Technology Trends to Watch in 2026 Read More »

Recently, ARC Advisory conducted an in-depth interview with Liu Bin, founder and CEO of Deep Insights. In this information-rich conversation, Liu not only reviewed the entire process of Deep Insights (formed by the merger of Quantum Asia and GILLION) from integration to restructuring, but also systematically elaborated on his unique understanding of the SaaS model, …

Forging Ahead with Long-Termism, Deepening Supply Chain SaaS After Seven Years of Refinement – Exclusive Interview with Liu Bin, CEO of Deep Insights Read More »

In 1934, when Congress passed the Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Act and established the FTZ program, the U.S. economy faced a policy environment similar to today’s: high (and prevalent) tariffs and heightened concern for protecting domestic industries and encouraging domestic investment. Then, as now, policymakers sought mechanisms to help U.S.-based companies stay competitive in the …

Foreign Trade Zones in Today’s Trade Policy Environment Read More »

Call to Action: Download the full guide to gain in-depth insights and practical frameworks that will help you lead the transformation towards a resilient supply chain. Part 7 For all the billions invested in firewalls, encryption, and AI-powered monitoring, the weakest link in supply chain cybersecurity remains unchanged: people. Employees click on phishing emails, use weak passwords, …

Securing the Chain: The Human Factor – People The Weakest Link Read More »

The logistics landscape is evolving faster than ever, driven by automation, AI, and a push for adaptability & resilience. This week’s news highlights how the industry is modernizing, with deep dives into new tech solutions and smarter energy practices. Here is what is changing the game in supply chain management this week. The News for …

Weekly Supply Chain & Logistics News (December 1st-4th 2025) Read More »

For many Chief Financial Officers, direct spend – the money spent on direct materials and services that go into a company’s products – remains an underappreciated lever. Historically, direct spend has been viewed as a cost of goods sold to control, largely managed by procurement and operations. Yet this perspective is changing, and for good …

From Cost Center to Growth Lever: Why CFOs Should Prioritize Direct Spend Read More »

Disruption isn’t new. What has changed is that it is no longer temporary; it is structural, woven into the daily fabric of how companies operate. A single policy change can shift sourcing overnight, while a viral trend can empty store shelves faster than a forecast can catch up. With technology advancing rapidly, the conversation about …

Why Adaptability (Not AI) Will Decide the Next Supply Chain Leaders By Fabrizio Brasca, Senior Vice President, Market Strategy, Kinaxis Read More »

I had the opportunity to speak with Kevin Takiar, who leads Delta’s third-party risk management program, to explore how Interos.ai supports Delta’s procurement and risk objectives.  Delta’s procurement footprint is vast; its annual spend exceeds $30B and is organized across several distinct domains: technical procurement (aircraft and bolted-on components), fuel procurement, and corporate procurement (the …

How Delta is Leveraging External Risk Intelligence Read More »

Supply chains face constant disruptions, from weather events and geopolitical disruptions to labor shortages and capacity issues. These disruptions can be managed by using decision intelligence through AI, machine learning, and simulations to predict outcomes, weigh scenarios, and recommend the best course of action to overcome these disruptions. But what data are these decisions based …

Why Track and Trace Is Essential for Modern Supply Chains by Chris Cunnane, Intersystems Read More »

Call to Action: Download the full guide to gain in-depth insights and practical frameworks that will help you lead the transformation towards a resilient supply chain. Part 6 In today’s hyperconnected supply chains, data is the currency of trust. It drives procurement decisions, inventory planning, shipping schedules, customs clearance, customer communications, and financial transactions. Yet as data …

Securing the Chain: Data Integrity and Confidentiality in a Shared Ecosystem Read More »