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Sustainable Logistics — The Ultimate Guide

Procurement Tactics

Sustainable Logistics — The Ultimate Guide. Sustainable logistics is aimed by many organizations as it can achieve their corporate social responsibility and enhance their overall process. However, how can logistics achieve sustainability? In this article, we will discuss what sustainable logistics is. Harness Data.

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AI in Logistics – The Ultimate Guide

Procurement Tactics

Bonus PDF: 51 ChatGPT Prompts to 10X Your Productivity in Procurement Download 51 Prompts →  Or receive our famous weekly newsletter AI in Logistics — The Ultimate Guide Artificial intelligence is rapidly revolutionizing industries and logistics is not an exception. What is AI?

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The Difference Between Logistics and Supply Chain

NLPA (Next Level Purchasing Association)

Understanding Supply Chain Management (SCM) Supply Chain Management (SCM) refers to the broad oversight of the entire flow of goods and services, from the very beginning (raw materials) to the very end (reaching the customer). Emerging Trends in Logistics and SCM The world of logistics and SCM is constantly evolving.

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Logistics Statistics 2022 — 18 Key Figures

Procurement Tactics

Logistics Statistics 2022 — 18 Key Figures. Logistics statistics in 2022 allow people, especially professionals, to see the growth of logistics today and in the coming years. However, what are the factors that affect logistics and figures to see its growth? Many small businesses rely on third-party logistics.

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Supply Chain Weekly Wrap-Up 02/10/2023-02/16/2023

All Things Supply Chain

Germany looks to partner with Japan to Secure Raw Materials The German government wants to increase cooperation with Japan to help secure supplies of raw materials. The goal is to…

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Watch: Improving Inbound Logistics Through Supplier Visibility

Supply Chain Brain

The manufacturing floor operates in the blind in the absence of real-time data from suppliers on arrival of parts or raw materials, says Jeffrey Luft, portfolio development executive with Siemens Digital Industries Software.

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Beginners Guide to Supply Chain Management

World of Procurement blog

A manufacturer is a party in the supply chain that transforms raw materials into finished products. Making : The manufacturing step where raw materials are converted into finished products. Delivering : Also known as logistics, this phase involves transportation, warehousing, and delivery to customers.