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MANUFACTURING
Manufacturers Sharing Tips for Safe Operations with Virus Crises
One CEO has Nightmares about Unwiped Surfaces in Plant
SUPPLY CHAIN TRENDS AND ISSUES

 

The Thin Supply Chain Line in a Time of Coronavirus for May 4, 2020

The Latest News on the Virus Crisis from the Past Week
   

Amazon Warns Investors on Q2 Virus Expenses, while UPS Profits Fall from too Much Consumer Business

Amazon to Spend All Q2 Profits on Virus Expenses, while UPS Earnings Fall Despite Revenue Increase

 

 

 


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DISTRIBUTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING FOCUS
  Jim Tompkins Offers Blue Print for Re-Opening the Economy – and How Companies must Harness the Power of "VUCA"
  Supply Chains Must become Less Brittle, Build in Flexibility
GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN
First Sailing of Record New Container Ship May be Largest Its Last
HMM Algeciras comes in at Massive 24,000 TEU, but Megaships Now a Drag on Carriers as Demand Plummets
RFID AND AUTO ID FOCUS
As RFID Mounts Something of a Comeback in Retail, Privacy Issues of the 2000s haven't come Back
Remembering "Spy Chips"
SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT FOCUS
Coronavirus Again Illustrates Need for Mapping Your Supply Chain, Harvard Business Review Article Says
Required Effort is Hard, but Offers Competitive Advantage, Experts Say
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT FOCUS
Truckers Protest, Say Rates too Low, Accuse Brokers of Reverse Price Gouging

Broker Association Exec Says It is Just Supply and Demand
GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN
Bloomberg Says Amazon Evaluated but Rejected Idea to Push Customers to Slower but Greener Delivery Options
Report Says Amazon also Pushing Idea eCommerce Deliveries actually more Environmentally Friendly than Traditional Retail Model
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