Honda is expanding into last mile logistics with Fastport, a new micromobility business built around the zero-emission eQuad. Developed by Honda’s New Business Innovation Lab,
Artificial intelligence is shifting from algorithmic number-crunching to spatial, sensor-rich reasoning. At the DPW New York conference this month, Estée Lauder’s Vice President Jay Koganti
As suppliers embrace AI to streamline negotiations, many procurement teams are falling behind, slowed by data concerns, budget limits, and organizational inertia. Fairmarkit’s 2025 Index
Procurement has poured billions into cloud sourcing suites, touchless P2P, and AI-assisted negotiation tools. Yet value still leaks at the seams, specifically, where those high-functioning
Grocery prices in the United States have risen nearly 30% since 2019, while consumer confidence has dropped 30% since late 2024, according to recent data
For years, reverse logistics operated with limited product-level intelligence. Returned items were sorted based on condition, SKU, or broad category codes, rarely with traceability back
In recent years, procurement teams have rapidly automated procure-to-pay (P2P) workflows, from requisition to invoice, under the banner of efficiency. Touchless processing, catalog buying, and
Labor shortages, rising costs, and service-level pressure have made warehouse operations harder to manage. Many facilities still rely on static, rules-based systems that lag behind
Data moves through businesses much like physical goods, collected, stored, processed, and distributed. Yet while supply chains for materials are tightly mapped, data pipelines often
From port shutdowns to labor strikes, crisis events are no longer occasional anomalies, they’re a structural feature of global logistics. Traditional rerouting processes are too
Honda is expanding into last mile logistics with Fastport, a new micromobility business built around the zero-emission eQuad. Developed by Honda’s New Business Innovation Lab,
Artificial intelligence is shifting from algorithmic number-crunching to spatial, sensor-rich reasoning. At the DPW New York conference this month, Estée Lauder’s Vice President Jay Koganti
As suppliers embrace AI to streamline negotiations, many procurement teams are falling behind, slowed by data concerns, budget limits, and organizational inertia. Fairmarkit’s 2025 Index
Procurement has poured billions into cloud sourcing suites, touchless P2P, and AI-assisted negotiation tools. Yet value still leaks at the seams, specifically, where those high-functioning
Grocery prices in the United States have risen nearly 30% since 2019, while consumer confidence has dropped 30% since late 2024, according to recent data
For years, reverse logistics operated with limited product-level intelligence. Returned items were sorted based on condition, SKU, or broad category codes, rarely with traceability back
In recent years, procurement teams have rapidly automated procure-to-pay (P2P) workflows, from requisition to invoice, under the banner of efficiency. Touchless processing, catalog buying, and
Labor shortages, rising costs, and service-level pressure have made warehouse operations harder to manage. Many facilities still rely on static, rules-based systems that lag behind
Data moves through businesses much like physical goods, collected, stored, processed, and distributed. Yet while supply chains for materials are tightly mapped, data pipelines often
From port shutdowns to labor strikes, crisis events are no longer occasional anomalies, they’re a structural feature of global logistics. Traditional rerouting processes are too
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