Long-established methods for designing supply chains are becoming obsolete. As a result, companies need fresh approaches to keep pace with ever-changing markets and harness new technology’s benefits.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days. But what if it isn’t? I would guess that at least 50%, and probably closer to 70%, of the article pitches I receive these days involve AI. Most ...

At Kearney’s recent Product Excellence and Renewal Lab (PERLab) annual Future of Design conference, Robert Brunner, founder and partner of Ammunition, said, “What sets apart a great design from a good ...

Analyst Insight: Recent supply chain issues and disruptions have shone a spotlight on deficiencies in supply chain design. Companies’ responses have mostly been operational; they were able to absorb ...

New technology is giving companies the visibility they need to recover materials, reduce waste, and build truly circular ...

Supply chains are in a new era in which disruption is the norm and agility defines success. 2026 looks set to build on 2025’s ...

Supply and demand are the basis of Economics 101, and while economics tends to be a complicated subject, let’s try to simplify how we approach it. As a supply chain threat intelligence analyst, the ...

According to scholars like Peace Aludogbu, businesses and the government's ability to swiftly respond to emerging supply chain ...

Every year, Pantone's Color of the Year sets the tone for fashion, design, and marketing trends across industries. In 2024, the chosen color, Peach Fuzz, has already taken center stage and started ...

Emerging cybersecurity technology innovations can and must support the design of more secure, resilient and efficient defense-critical supply chains, including microelectronics essential to national ...