UK partners with World Economic Forum on AI procurement
The United Kingdom is to partner with the World Economic Forum to develop the first Artificial Intelligence procurement policy.
The United Kingdom is to partner with the World Economic Forum to develop the first Artificial Intelligence procurement policy.
The September 2018 edition of Logistics Manager is now out in print, online and for iPad and Android.
GEO Specialty Chemicals has awarded DSV a contract to provide domestic and multimarket export fulfilment services for chemicals manufactured at its production facility in Hythe, Southampton.
Hong Kong-based Li & Fung has set out plans to float of its Logistics business, saying this would enable it to accelerate its growth.
One fifth of UK supply chain managers have seen wage violations in their supply chains over the past two year, research from the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply has revealed.
Fears over Brexit appear to be increasing businesses’ perception of the risks in their supply chain, despite evidence suggesting many have taken steps to ready themselves for a post-Brexit environment, according to the Q2 2018 Global Supply Chain Risk Report by Cranfield School of Management and Dun & Bradstreet.
Food retailers Tesco and Carrefour are to enter into a long-term strategic alliance which covers the strategic relationship with suppliers, joint purchasing of own brand products and goods not for resale via a three-year operational framework to improve competitiveness.
Digitalisation is rapidly becoming the buzzword of 2018, but what does it really entail? Malory Davies investigates
UK supply chains are sprawling far and wide – growing not only in size, but in the impact they have on how logistics is done. Alexandra Leonards explores how extended supply chains have changed the logistics space.
With retailers planning their product assortments a year or two in advance, the implications of life outside the single market are already being considered by many leading players.