Welcome to this week’s edition of TMX Trendwatch, where we bring you the latest insights and developments shaping the supply chain and logistics landscape.
From industry-wide challenges to the technology investments needed to stay competitive, these stories provide critical perspectives for navigating the complexities of today’s supply chain.
Let’s dive into the key highlights impacting the sector this week.
U.S. Port Strike Sparks CIO Supply Chain Prep
A U.S. port strike is creating ripples across the supply chain, with CIOs and logistics professionals preparing for potentially disruptive consequences. This article highlights how companies are building resilience and adjusting their operations to mitigate the strike’s effects on global trade and inventory management.
Complacency in the C-Suite: A Growing Concern for Supply Chain Leaders
As supply chain executives increasingly raise alarms about the state of the industry, there’s a worrying trend of complacency in the C-suite. This piece discusses the growing disconnect between leadership and supply chain challenges, emphasizing the need for more proactive engagement at the highest levels.
Logistics Takes Center Stage Amid Global Supply Chain Uncertainty
With supply chains facing unprecedented challenges, logistics is at the forefront of solutions to improve efficiency and stability. This article explores how logistics professionals are tackling these issues and the role they play in shaping the future of global supply chains.
Why Supply Chain Tech Investments Often Fail to Deliver ROI
Despite heavy investments in supply chain technology, many companies struggle to see the return on their digital transformations. This blog post analyzes the top reasons tech investments fall short and offers advice on how to ensure ROI through better alignment of strategy and execution.
UPS Healthcare’s Strong Logistics Revenue Growth
UPS Healthcare is seeing impressive growth in logistics revenue, driven by their ability to offer specialized services. This article details how the company is leveraging its logistics network to meet the unique demands of the healthcare sector, further expanding its role in supply chain services.
