The COVID-19 pandemic has produced and will continue to produce artificial demand and supply shocks, and it will take time to rebalance the equilibrium. All sectors will experience a “bullwhip effect' ...

The future of supply chain leadership lies in the intentional redesign of systems that combine human judgment with AI‑enabled ...

The pandemic didn't just disrupt global supply chains — it exposed a fundamental truth about the medical device industry: fragmented, reactive supply chain management is no longer viable in an era of ...

As AI adoption accelerates, the AI model supply chain is becoming a critical but often underexamined source of risk. From third-party training data to prebuilt models and infrastructure dependencies, ...

Despite all this tumult, too many companies and supply chain professionals have been lured into thinking it’s business as ...

Supply chains built on fragmented systems and manual processes can’t keep pace with rising complexity. This article outlines ...

We are experiencing an extraordinary level of volatility in the global supply chain ecosystem right now. There are many factors contributing to the current volatility including, but not limited to, ...

Imagine living in the year 47 A.D., in the heart of the Roman Empire and you are a merchant trading goods. Over the past few months, you have been experiencing an olive oil delay due to bad weather ...

Bill Rokos, CTO of Parsec since 1999, has spearheaded the development of Parsec’s manufacturing operations management platform, TrakSYS. To continue reading this ...

Supply chain executives who embrace change will best position their organizations for the future of supply chain optimization ...