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As warehouses become highly connected, digital environments, they are also exposing a rapidly expanding cyber risk surface ...

As organizations across the supply chain adopt artificial intelligence (AI) to boost reliability, performance and resilience, they face dramatically expanding threats from malicious actors leveraging the tech to increase the speed, scale and adaptability of cyberattacks. But AI is also equipping cybersecurity teams with powerful new defensive weapons to thwart the bad guys. Here’s how AI is rewriting the supply ...

Evaluating third-party vendor risks is standard procedure for supply chain organizations. But the risk assessment processes that have been used for years ...

Walk into a modern distribution center today and the impression is one of precision engineering and ...

How companies are training employees to serve as the first line of defense against cyberattacks. BY CHRIS LEWIS EMPLOYEE TURNOVER REMAINS a persistent challenge for warehouses, logistics and transportation operations—and cybersecurity roles are hit especially hard. That’s unlikely to change soon. The supply chain industry is competing for cybersecurity talent against deep‑pocketed sectors like finance, government and healthcare. The result: ...

The supply chain for the apparel and textile industry is vast and reaches across a wide spectrum of interested parties ...

Energy risks have become more pronounced this year. The conflict with Iran and elevated oil prices continue to expose companies to inflationary ...

When MHI and Ware‑housing Education and Research Council (WERC) member company Takt’s founders first walked into a warehouse in 2021 ...

When Northern Tool + Equipment faced unprecedented growth pressure in 2020, the company’s distribution operations were forced ...

What will it take to prepare the workforce of the future for an increasingly complex supply chain ...