Profit Growth in Strong in Q2, While Worries about Driver Shortage Continue

Building Out Fulfillment Centers at a Frenetic Pace; What Does it Mean for E-Commerce and Third Party Logistics?

Rapid Deployment Pays Off Big While Not Impacting Current Operations During Project at All

David Simchi-Levi on US Manufacturing Study; Amazon Continues to Build DCs at Frantic Pace; Concern over Port Labor Disputes; Plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers

Automaker Plans to Open Nine New Facilities in Asia, Some of Which Will be Able to Build Up to Seven Vehicles; Expected Production Capacity in APA Region to Jump to 2.9 Million Units

Progress Said to be Made in East and Gulf Coast Port Contracts, but Expiration Looms Soon; Clerical Workers Could Shut Down LA-Long Beach

50 Years of Supply Chain at Walmart; ATA Challenges Hours of Service Rule Changes; UPS Reduces Asia Air Capacity Again; Plus the Supply Chain Week in Numbers

From Decision to Embrace Continuous Replenishment with Procter and Gamble to RFID Program Failure, we Detail Key Events and Initiatives from the Largest Retailer in the World

Suit Says Cost-Benefit Analysis Supporting Changes Fundamentally Flawed and Biased

Companies Need to Think Outside the Four Walls of the Factory to Really Make Improvements; Adapting Lean to Energy and Materials Consumption