Susan Lacefield is the executive editor at Agile Business Media, LLC. She specializes in topics related to Amazon Prime, AI, and television, with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and media. Susan's insights and analyses have been featured in Supply Chain Media.
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Susan Lacefield's coverage focuses on the intersection of technology, supply chain management, and business practices. She regularly includes expert commentary, event coverage, and data citations in her articles.
Given her emphasis on supply chain technology and industry events, reaching out with insights into emerging technologies impacting supply chains or expertise in logistics operations could be particularly effective.
Furthermore, as Susan covers a wide range of topics within the business and industry sector including transportation & logistics and sales & marketing she may also be interested in pitches related to sustainability initiatives within supply chains or innovative collaboration strategies among businesses.
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By: Susan K. Lacefield
Gerd Leonhard forecasts a future where AI has the potential to free up our time, so we have more capacity to solve the big problems facing us.
By: Susan K. Lacefield
Nearly 85% of manufacturing and supply chain leaders plan to adopt artificial intelligence technologies within the next five years.
Humanoid robots: creepy or cool? The answer may determine how readily they’re accepted in the warehouse.
By: Susan Lacefield
Supply chains must focus on initiatives that deliver multiple forms of value and see disruption as opportunities to seize competitive advantage, says Gartner analyst.
By: Susan K. Lacefield
Political scientist Ian Bremmer kicked off second day of Gartner Supply Chain Symposium by outlining three factors that are creating unusual amount of geopolitical uncertainty.
Research finds an unprecedented agreement around the strategic need to implement digital tools.
Supply chains must focus on initiatives that deliver multiple forms of value and see disruption as opportunities to seize competitive advantage, says Gartner analyst.
By: Susan K. Lacefield
After sluggish demand in 2023, the “35th Annual State of Logistics Report” anticipates tightening of capacity, potential upturn in transportation rates in second half of 2024.
Logistics costs and constraints have eased, but is a return to “normal” a good thing?
The 2024 CSCMP Distinguished Service Award recipient has shown a lifelong commitment to both promoting the supply chain as a strategic business process and to mentoring others.
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