
New Trade Corridors Take Shape as Supply Chains Rebalance
Despite the noise surrounding tariffs and trade tensions, long-term sourcing patterns are quietly redrawing the global supply map. QIMA’s latest barometer shows a steady shift
Despite the noise surrounding tariffs and trade tensions, long-term sourcing patterns are quietly redrawing the global supply map. QIMA’s latest barometer shows a steady shift
Supplier diversity has long been measured by the diversity status of Tier 1 vendors, certified women-owned, minority-owned, or small businesses directly contracted by the enterprise.
As logistics networks increasingly adopt agentic AI, autonomous systems trained to make dynamic decisions without human intervention, new tensions are emerging. It’s no longer just
Delta’s live rollout of AI-generated airfare pricing marks a deeper shift: algorithmically governed price discovery is no longer hypothetical. For logistics and transport procurement leaders,
FedEx is increasing its 2025 holiday surcharges across key delivery services, with some fees climbing more than 10% from last year. The rate hikes reflect
The U.S. Postal Service slashed air cargo spending by 43% year over year in Q1 FY2025 after awarding UPS 85% of its mail volume under
A new 50% tariff on copper imports will take effect August 1 following a Section 232 national security review, adding fresh cost pressure to metals
As CSDDD enforcement expands across the EU and the SEC finalizes its climate disclosure rules in the U.S., supplier ESG data is facing an unprecedented
As SKU proliferation, returns volume, and omni-channel demand patterns surge, static slotting logic is no longer sufficient. High-velocity SKUs today may be bottom-tier tomorrow, especially
As U.S. tariff policy drifts from negotiation tactic to fiscal mainstay, Oxford Economics warns that revenue, not reshoring, is driving its staying power. With duties
Despite the noise surrounding tariffs and trade tensions, long-term sourcing patterns are quietly redrawing the global supply map. QIMA’s latest barometer shows a steady shift
Supplier diversity has long been measured by the diversity status of Tier 1 vendors, certified women-owned, minority-owned, or small businesses directly contracted by the enterprise.
As logistics networks increasingly adopt agentic AI, autonomous systems trained to make dynamic decisions without human intervention, new tensions are emerging. It’s no longer just
Delta’s live rollout of AI-generated airfare pricing marks a deeper shift: algorithmically governed price discovery is no longer hypothetical. For logistics and transport procurement leaders,
FedEx is increasing its 2025 holiday surcharges across key delivery services, with some fees climbing more than 10% from last year. The rate hikes reflect
The U.S. Postal Service slashed air cargo spending by 43% year over year in Q1 FY2025 after awarding UPS 85% of its mail volume under
A new 50% tariff on copper imports will take effect August 1 following a Section 232 national security review, adding fresh cost pressure to metals
As CSDDD enforcement expands across the EU and the SEC finalizes its climate disclosure rules in the U.S., supplier ESG data is facing an unprecedented
As SKU proliferation, returns volume, and omni-channel demand patterns surge, static slotting logic is no longer sufficient. High-velocity SKUs today may be bottom-tier tomorrow, especially
As U.S. tariff policy drifts from negotiation tactic to fiscal mainstay, Oxford Economics warns that revenue, not reshoring, is driving its staying power. With duties
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