Blockchain in supply chain management enhances transparency, reduces fraud, and automates processes. Know the key benefits, challenges, and real-world examples of this technology.

Supply chain leaders have been using technology to design and optimize their supply chains for decades. These days, they’re trying to understand the best way to integrate artificial intelligence and ...

The complexity of modern-day supply chains makes them highly vulnerable. One minor disruption can trigger a ripple effect that affects the entire system. In response, air freight, rail and trucking ...

Tied to its existing Sterling Order Management System service, the new blockchain and AI-enabled cloud offering enables real-time views of order shipments, alerts and optimization recommendations. IBM ...

In supply planning, optimization is critical. Optimization, another solution used by supply chain software vendors for over two decades, is now considered a form of AI. Optimization works, it delivers ...

Advances in commerce have caused modern consumers to raise their baseline expectations. The rise of next- and same-day delivery has created a standard of demand that puts a new kind of pressure on ...