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The New Definition of Supply Chain Agility and Resilience in an Unpredictable World

Logistics Viewpoints

The definition of agility and resilience will continue to evolve. The creation of a new digital ecosystem has enabled these and other changes that will shape the definition of supply chain agility and resilience in the 2020s and beyond. A Positive Example. There are Also Commercial Reasons. The Road to Agility and Resilience.

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The True Definition of Cargo Logistics

Trans Global Auto Logistics

Read on to learn about the true definition of logistics as it applies to your cargo, then find out how Trans Global Auto Logistics can help you. The post The True Definition of Cargo Logistics appeared first on TransGlobal. The Basics of Logistics for Your Cargo. Cargo logistics are their own subject—technically.

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The Micro-Fulfillment Opportunity with Julien Seret

The Logistics of Logistics

Micro-fulfillment locations are by definition smaller so they must use their space more efficiently. Example: a micro-fulfillment company that is using 100,000 square feet can reduce the space used to 15,000 square feet.

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Signs of a Failing Lean “Implementation”

The Lean Thinker

Let me profile a company – I have an actual company in mind, but this one is only a concrete example. For example, are there metrics or line management expectations that run counter to moving continuously toward 1:1 production at takt? If improvement only happens as an event, then it is, by definition, not “continuous.”

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New Study Shows Global Trade Compliance Is Not Slowing Down Any Time Soon

Logistics Viewpoints

Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) and the European Unions Forced Labor Regulation (FLR) are prime examples of this tightening framework. It adopts the International Labor Organizations definition of forced labor and mandates the European Commission to release compliance guidelines by June 2026.

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A Guide to Supply Chain Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Logistics Bureau

A KPI is a practical and objective measurement of progress, either: Towards a predetermined goal, or Against a required standard of performance It might help to think of a KPI as something like an instrument on a car dashboarda speedometer, for example. Why Are KPIs Important?

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Tariffs: A Brief History and the Debate of Whether They are Good or Bad

MTS Logistics

The port industry in Portugal definitely benefitted from, at first, no trade between the two powers, and then they kept benefiting when heavy tariffs resumed between Britain and France. For example, when colored TVs first hit the market, the prices for Australians were virtually unaffordable.