The Trump administration’s trade shift will see new duties on timber, furniture, and kitchen cabinets begin Oct. 14, escalating cost pressures on import-heavy segments of
P&G is reshaping procurement around carbon, waste, and community impact, turning sustainability from a compliance exercise into a lever for growth. The consumer goods group’s
Jaguar Land Rover is beginning a phased return to production after a cyberattack forced a month-long shutdown. Backed by a U.K. government loan guarantee, the
Uber Freight is expanding the role of artificial intelligence in freight procurement, aiming to bring speed, transparency, and control to a process long hampered by
Suppliers are leaning heavily on inflation to defend price increases. Energy, labor, and raw material costs are routinely cited as justification, even when market data
Inventory is rising, storage is getting more expensive, and smaller companies are carrying more of the expansion load. New research by Florida Atlantic University shows
Pricing intelligence is moving upstream. Vendavo’s latest release of embedded AI agents shows how manufacturers and distributors are using automation not just to quote faster,
When thousands of suppliers, subcontractors, and service providers gain access to sensitive data, the threat often hides in plain sight. A new report by Kiteworks
The White House is weighing new tariffs on auto parts, metals, and Chinese imports, moving from exemptions toward broader coverage. The reviews could lock in
Robots are taking on more of the heavy lifting inside warehouses, moving parcels and pallets at speeds no human crew could match. But as fleets
The Trump administration’s trade shift will see new duties on timber, furniture, and kitchen cabinets begin Oct. 14, escalating cost pressures on import-heavy segments of
P&G is reshaping procurement around carbon, waste, and community impact, turning sustainability from a compliance exercise into a lever for growth. The consumer goods group’s
Jaguar Land Rover is beginning a phased return to production after a cyberattack forced a month-long shutdown. Backed by a U.K. government loan guarantee, the
Uber Freight is expanding the role of artificial intelligence in freight procurement, aiming to bring speed, transparency, and control to a process long hampered by
Suppliers are leaning heavily on inflation to defend price increases. Energy, labor, and raw material costs are routinely cited as justification, even when market data
Inventory is rising, storage is getting more expensive, and smaller companies are carrying more of the expansion load. New research by Florida Atlantic University shows
Pricing intelligence is moving upstream. Vendavo’s latest release of embedded AI agents shows how manufacturers and distributors are using automation not just to quote faster,
When thousands of suppliers, subcontractors, and service providers gain access to sensitive data, the threat often hides in plain sight. A new report by Kiteworks
The White House is weighing new tariffs on auto parts, metals, and Chinese imports, moving from exemptions toward broader coverage. The reviews could lock in
Robots are taking on more of the heavy lifting inside warehouses, moving parcels and pallets at speeds no human crew could match. But as fleets
