Susan Lacefield

Business pundits push us to “adapt or die” and to “fail fast,” but it’s still important to have a careful process for assessing the success or failure of an innovation.

In a pilot program, an e-grocery retailer is using autonomous mobile robots in its Prague warehouse to swiftly pick, consolidate, and dispatch orders.

Instead of viewing spot as “a four-letter bad word,” Shelley Simpson says customers should take advantage of dynamic pricing for their “unpredictable loads.”

Bill Seward talks technology, trade lane shifts, and the growing role of supply chain in health care at opening Modex keynote.

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.

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.

Supply chains must focus on initiatives that deliver multiple forms of value and see disruption as opportunities to seize competitive advantage, says Gartner analyst.

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.