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How artificial intelligence is disrupting manufacturing

Posted on 9 Jan 2020

For traditional manufacturers, integrating AI across day-to-day processes and equipment is no small task. Firms can keep up or risk becoming obsolete.

Mining in a world of automation: is the supply chain ready?

Posted on 8 Jan 2020

The mining supply chain must act fast or miss out on the opportunities Industry 4.0 and automation offer, warns a new report. But if they get it right, the benefits could be huge. We talk with METS Ignite CEO Adrian Beer about the situation in Australia, and ask how much more the supply chain needs to do to take full advantage?

Top Trends That Will Reshape Supply Chain And Logistics In 2020

Posted on 6 Jan 2020

Changes in consumer demands, the rise of e-commerce and fierce market competition have enabled a rapid transformation of the industry

Drones, underwater warehouses and creating an intelligent supply chain fit for the future

Posted on 28 Aug 2017

Mike Danby, CEO of Advanced Supply Chain Group, discusses Amazon’s commitment to innovation and the importance of creating an intelligent supply chain that is fit for the future.

IBM wants to use the technology that underlies bitcoin to help prevent major foodborne outbreaks like salmonella

Posted on 25 Aug 2017

IBM is working with large food suppliers like Walmart, Dole, and Nestlé to incorporate blockchain technology, which underlies bitcoin, into the global food supply chain.

IoT is coming to a warehouse near you

Posted on 24 Aug 2017

It’s beyond debate that the smartphone is profoundly transforming many industries and creating new opportunities such as the Internet of Things (IoT). The impact of mobile technologies goes beyond consumer segments such as wearables, virtual reality or connected cameras.

Volkswagen FAW Engine (Dalian) Co., Ltd and Kuehne + Nagel China expand their logistics partnership

Posted on 23 Aug 2017

Volkswagen FAW Engine (Dalian) Co., Ltd (VWED), an automotive part manufacturer operating in a joint venture with Volkswagen (China), has signed a two-year agreement with Kuehne + Nagel to manage the inbound logistics operations in the Dalian and Changchun plants from 149 automotive engine part suppliers nationwide.

The Urgency to Transform Global Logistics

Posted on 22 Aug 2017

Why the Global Shipping Industry Will Continue to Lean on Silicon Valley

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