Supply Chain World

A company’s strength is directly tied to the weakest point in its supply chain. This realization has led many businesses to shift away from outdated, disconnected methods of supply chain management that don’t fit the demands of today’s fast-paced, global economy. Instead, they are adopting a more cohesive strategy that aligns closely with all parties involved in the supply chain.

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Paul Dodd, Chief Innovation Officer at Huboo shares insights into warehouse automation

Dec 19, 2023 | scw-mag.com | Spencer Young

1. Let’s start with an introduction to Huboo and its operations – how would you describe the company and its services? We’re a global e-commerce fulfilment provider that takes care of selling, storing, and shipping products anywhere. We’re headquartered in Bristol, and since 2017, we’ve been pioneering a new warehouse ‘hub’ model that houses items in smaller, self-contained hubs and uses technology to empower hub managers to deliver better client service.
How IoT and WiFi automation are integral to the future of supply chains By Roger Sands

Aug 3, 2023 | scw-mag.com | Mark Holmes

Supply chain management is one of the most critical tasks for any organization in the supply chain network. Companies must manage products, manufacturers, suppliers, and customers with efficiency and speed, delivering the products that people want or need, when they want or need them. There is very little margin for error, and only so much that customers are willing to forgive.
Why supply chain ethics should be a top priority for business

Jun 7, 2023 | scw-mag.com | Tim Mackey

Conflicting reports as to whether the US economy will enter a recession have kept businesses on edge over the last few months. President Biden recently announced his view that there will be no recession for 2023 and even into 2024, yet others are not so convinced. The recent surge in big tech layoffs has sparked recession concerns industry-wide, with conglomerates Alphabet and Microsoft announcing job cuts for tens of thousands of staff last month.