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Worker Safety
Workforce Wearables Provide Logistics Workers Physical Support
HeroWear
Here's how workforce wearables help facilities prepare for online demand surges and reduce the risk put on warehouse and distribution workers.
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Robotics
Robots Ensure Food Safety as Labor and Supply Challenges Remain High
Avidbots
Investing in robots isn’t just a new way to clean. It’s a way to solve staffing and supply chain shortages.
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Training/Onboarding
Utilizing Training and Technology to Maintain Operator Well-Being
The Raymond Corporation
How can an operation reinforce the importance of continuous training and education to employee well-being? By making them part of the company culture.
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Warehousing
Are Your Loading Dock Safety System Maintenance Costs Cutting into Profit?
Kirk Key Interlock
Safety at the loading dock shouldn’t cause additional headaches; it should be simple, safe and low maintenance. Lucky for you, there are other options than your existing solution that won’t cut into your facilities’ profit.
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Risk/Compliance
Hexagon Acquires ETQ
Hexagon
Another acquisition takes place in the supply chain software field, this time a major digital reality solution provider buys a SaaS QMS software.
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Regulations
SLA Compliance Solutions Provides Proactive Alerts, Early Detection of Violations
Cleo
Built on top of CIC Cockpit, RADAR empowers supply chain-driven businesses to mitigate compliance risk by defining, measuring, reporting and acting immediately on time-sensitive SLA notifications.
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Risk/Compliance
Keeping Supply Chain Threats at Bay: Adapt to the Current Constant-Change Environment
Accenture
Manish Sharma, CEO of operations, Accenture, details how artificial intelligence, digital twins, data and more help companies adapt to the current constant-changing environment.
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Risk/Compliance
Keeping Supply Chain Threats at Bay
Supply chain industry experts reveal what the cold food and beverage industry can do right now to mitigate supply chain threats for tomorrow and beyond.
It’s important to understand that supply chain disruptions will always occur, pandemic or not, just in different ways, forms and times.
Worker Safety
What to Expect in Fleet Safety in 2022
Nauto
Adopting fleet management for the supply chain with predictive and preventive AI is the next evolutionary step to decrease incidents and save lives in 2022 and for years to come.
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Risk/Compliance
Cyber Incidents Major Concern for Supply Chains, Outranking COVID-19
Allianz Trade
Cyber incidents tops the Allianz Risk Barometer for only the second time in the survey’s history, business interruption drops to a close second and natural catastrophes rank third.
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Supply Chain Visibility
From Bad to Worse to Better: A Connected Platform Creates Connected Supply Chains
Trimble Inc.
Dan Clark, VP of product innovation and strategy, Trimble Transportation, details why a connected platform leads to a more connected supply chain.
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Supply Chain Visibility
From Bad to Worse to Better: It Will Always be a Game of Supply vs. Demand
Parsable
Jaime Urquidi, regional VP and CPG lead at Parsable, says it will always be a game of supply vs. demand, but it’s time to create paradigms and new processes.
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