A new ASCM report outlines how AI, automation, geopolitics, workforce evolution, and circularity will reshape supply chains in 2026 and what leaders must do to prepare.

Blue Yonder CEO Duncan Angove joined diginomica to discuss the company's transformation from a collection of point solutions ...

A testbed built around one of management education’s most enduring simulations, the MIT Beer Distribution Game, has shown ...

In supply planning, optimization is critical. Optimization, another solution used by supply chain software vendors for over two decades, is now considered a form of AI. Optimization works, it delivers ...

Tim Mitrovich, CEO of digital consultancy Artisan Studios, argues that agentic AI can deliver real productivity gains but ...

A quarter of leaders flagged improved inventory management as their top supply chain priority in 2026, followed by enhanced ...

In Medtronic’s case specifically, the EY authors write, the company reported that its ability to predict and modulate supply ...

The U.S. Army faces significant threats that will hamper its ability to support Soldiers from the strategic homeland. Army ...

The 15-year effort by Japan is a model for countries now scrambling to reduce their dependence on Beijing’s critical metals.

"Companies that embed sustainable practices into core operations and procurement, supported by measurable, material-focused ...

December 5, 2025 - Despite abundant data, supply chains lack shared visibility, limiting their ability to adjust during disruptions. Federal leadership can help close this gap by integrating ...