How global standards and unique identifiers are turning supply chain data into a game-changer In partnership withGS1 US The product shortages and supply-chain delays of the global covid-19 pandemic ...
Today's manufacturing thrives on global supply chains, a trend set to intensify as S&P Global Market Intelligence predicts a 3.3% annual growth in global trade through 2028. While every industry ...
In the 21st century, “making things” (i.e., the production of physical goods) cannot be considered in isolation from innovation, product design, and the production and bundling of software and ...
A sea change in global commerce is underway. Power struggles, climate change and the imperative to protect supply chain continuity in an increasingly tumultuous world all require a refactoring of ...
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