22-02-02

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Feb. 2, 2022 - Supply Chain Digest On-Target Newsletter

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MANUFACTURING

Reviving US Manufacturing Key to Reducing Inequality, McKinsey Leader Says

Getting their will Take Investments in Digitization and Workforce Development

SUPPLY CHAIN TRENDS AND ISSUES

Three Questions that will Determine the Future of Brick and Mortar Retail

Bring Stores more Fully into the Supply Chain, CBRE Says

Supply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending Jan. 28, 2021

See Who Was Up and Who Was Down

DISTRIBUTION AND MATERIAL HANDLING FOCUS

	Tips for Warehouse Managers to Maintain Workers in a “Great Resignation” Era
	Communication, Recognition, are Key

GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN

Maersk Launches New Company to Deploy Offshore Charging Stations

Ultimate Plan is for Charging Buoys at 100 Ports, as Shipping Industry Decarbonizes

RFID AND AUTO ID FOCUS

Walmart Expands Item-Level RFID Mandate for Home Goods

Move is Driven by Need for Inventory Accuracy for On-Line Orders

SOURCING AND PROCUREMENT FOCUS

In a Period of Rising Costs from Suppliers, what is a Procurement Manager to Do?

Interest is High, but Many Barriers to Success Exist, Bearingpoint Study Finds”

TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT FOCUS

More Positive News for Autonomous Trucks

GE Appliances Starts First Autonomous, Electric Truck Test in US, while TuSimple Partners on Terminal Design

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