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Drive Warehouse Management Innovation with Machine Learning

Machine learning enables businesses around the world to automate their warehousing operations, better predict demand before it arises, and even help ensure courier cut-offs are fully utilized.

How Farmers Markets Remain Resilient Amid Supply Chain Strains

Farmers markets are certainly a nice-to-have -- not least because they promote sustainable food supply chains. But amid ongoing supply chain disruptions, they’ve also proven themselves to be highly resilient.

Teaming Up with the Machines: How Can Machine Learning Improve Logistics?

Machine learning can assist logistics businesses in identifying supplier patterns and adjusting their efforts to maximize operational efficiency, but will suppliers donate the data to make it happen?

How to Implement a Distribution Strategy That Aligns with Your Business Needs (Part 2)

Discover how to align your channel partners with your business, what type of things can go wrong, and the steps to take to correct unreconcilable relationships.

Key Steps to Building a Robust Supply Chain

Here are some ways successful early adopters of supply best practices can take control of their supply chain to mirror the vision of those leading the company.

How to Implement a Distribution Strategy That Aligns with Your Business Needs (Part 1)

Typically, decisions about building a distribution chain look at the state, country, or regional levels. However, the granularity of your plan must suit your products and markets.

Dealing With Food Waste in the Supply Chain

Food wastage occurs at every point within the supply chain: production, shipping, storing, packaging, distribution, retail, and consumption.

Food Supply Chain Optimization Is No Longer Optional: Here's Why

The trick with food supply chains: they are frequently broken into parts that rarely communicate with each other effectively. Listed below are several issues and opportunities for optimization in the food supply chain.