Supply chain management

To adapt, companies will need to manage customer expectations, operational challenges, and carrier contracts.

Three keys to success in a fractured global business environment.

The longtime leader of the world’s largest real-estate-investment trust outlines how customer focus and experimentation has helped it adapt to e-commerce, AI and automation, and geopolitical uncertainty.

Local initiatives—driven by necessity and resource constraints—offer scalable solutions for waste reduction, supply chain resilience, and environmental and social leadership.

A new simulation demonstrates how these might work—and how leadership will need to change to succeed with them.

Initially used for automating low-value tasks, the technology can now play a crucial role in key procurement decisions.

Lessons from BP, Otto Group, and Walmart.

It’s an essential way to build resilience through geopolitical turbulence and economic headwinds.

Three experts weigh in on the current state of tariffs and global trade—and how leaders can prepare for what might be on the horizon.

Strategic contract management can help you adapt quickly to disruption instead of scrambling to recover from it.

Lessons from the 2018 trade war between the U.S. and China.

Research challenges the Trump administration’s assertion that they are a “public waste.”

Innovative, socially responsible, and less-politically entangled suppliers are more likely to retain buyers.

It can cut decision-making time from days to minutes and dramatically improve results.

Three steps to get started.

Companies have a critical role to play in supporting the recovery of local economies, employees, and communities.

Five ways leaders can navigate the growing risks of instability and disruption without getting bogged down in tactical issues.