To adapt to the ever-changing environment in which they operate, chief supply chain leaders must also employ new technologies and reimagine the future of supply chains. The pandemic shone a spotlight on global supply chain networks. It exposed their flaws...

MODERN manufacturing doesn’t necessarily mean a shiny factory floor with robotic assembly lines and state-of-the-art technology. Instead, it is usually a mix of equipment and machinery built years or even decades ago—and still running perfectly well, says Lauren Dunford, co-founder...

COMPANIES that survived the COVID-19 pandemic by adopting cloud-based technologies are now seeking to gear those investments toward sustained growth beyond the crisis. “The more that organizations have experienced the benefits of their increased adoption of cloud, the more solidified...

In companies around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic kick-started a revolution and acted as a significant catalyst for transformation powered by cloud-based technologies. James Le Bailly, director of audit at KPMG Crown Dependencies, cites his own company’s experiences in coping...

SUPPLY shocks in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic show that companies will have to make their supply chains more resilient. In a Harvard Business Review article called Global Supply Chains in a Post-Pandemic World,  Willy C. Shih, a professor...