One Challenge: Most of a Company's Carbon Footprint is in its External Supply Chain

Annual Ball State Study Finds Missouri, Utah and Florida on Top; Rhode Island, Maine, and West Virginia on the Bottom; Author says US Manufacturing Still in Growth Mode

Ocean Containers Have Ushered in Dramatic Efficiencies in Global Logistics, While we Still Handle Myriad Load Types in Domestic Operations; In Search of "Easy, Open and Efficient"

WTO Effort to Reduce Tariffs Worldwide Sputters over Farm Issues; Look to Logistics Improvements Instead, One Expert Says, to Encourage Trade

Across the Globe, Money is Pouring into Rail Infrastructure; 80% More Miles on a Gallon of Diesel than 30 Years Ago

The "Thinking Man's" Supply Chain Executive on Supply Chain Transformation, Benchmarking, Career Development and More

While Less Common Today, Lack of Controls and Technology Can Still Create Opportunities for Collusion and Fraud

Procurement Overhead Costs Remain Flat for Third Straight Year; $25 million in Average Spend per Procurement Employee

Investigation Reveals Child Labor Violations; Supplier Deception

Too Many Efforts Fail Because of Too Much or Too Little Detail; Using the Numbers to Tell a Story