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Tariffs Are the New Normal: Boardrooms are Finally Demanding a Pivot to Real-Time Supply Chain Orchestration – by Mark Morgan, Kinaxis

Logistics Viewpoints

Scenario modeling, running what-if simulations to stress-test sourcing, pricing, and inventory decisions, has become a cornerstone of supply chain strategy. Teams are moving away from static spreadsheets and toward systems that support continuous modeling and real-time scenario analysis. Lippert Components is a clear example.

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Analysis: Today’s Global Economy vs. Global Container Shipping

MTS Logistics

For example: The global GDP growth rate for 2021 was 6.02%, a 9.1% Source: Company Reports, Linerlytica 2. Source: Clarksons, ING Research 3. Source: ING Research The current global economic slowdown is having a significant impact on container shipping worldwide. increase from 2020.

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The Improvement Kata and DMAIC

The Lean Thinker

T oyota Kata Culture by Gerd Aulinger and Mike Rother offers a good example of this. This example shows a hypothetical changeover time as the learner progresses through a few Target Conditions on their way to the ultimate 10 minute challenge. The outcome of my analysis is analogous to a Target Condition. The goal is the same.

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A Real-World Example of Wind Power in Shipping Comes to Fruition

MTS Logistics

For the first time, there is real-world data that shows that wind power could be a viable source of energy to power container ships in the near future. Cargill uses a cool example for showing real-world impact: this smaller fuel volume produces the same lower volume of emissions as removing almost 500 cars from highways.

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The Latest in Business Foundations: An Enterprise Data Warehouse to Drive Growth

WorkWave

A well-implemented enterprise data warehouse allows for the integration of multiple disparate sources across different operational systems. The benefits of integrating data from disparate sources are manifold. A data warehouse ensures that the data is consistently formatted, accurate and up-to-date regardless of its source systems.

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Breaking Data Silos: How Centralized Data Warehouse Transforms Multi-Branch Operations

WorkWave

A single, centralized source of truth for your organizations data is no longer a luxuryits a necessity for businesses seeking to scale efficiently, enhance profitability, and make informed, data-driven decisions. Missed opportunities: Businesses cant identify patterns or optimize strategies without cross-branch insights.

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The Cost of U.S.-China Tariffs and Freight Rates

MTS Logistics

For example, the need for container shipping from China may decline if U.S. importers find themselves forced to relocate their sourcing to areas with lower tariffs on Chinese goods. This change causes imbalances in international shipping routes, with some seeing congestion and others seeing a decline in demand.