Supply chain management (SCM) and pricing strategies form the backbone of modern industrial operations, influencing both the economic efficiency and sustainability of business practices worldwide.

With the integration of AI, enterprise leaders have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build smarter, more resilient supply chain operations.

COVID-19 has been a significant disrupting factor to the global supply chain. It forced an immediate shift to digital channels, eroded relied-upon logistical strategies, and forced companies to ...

Because supply chain disruption will continue albeit at a lesser rate, pricing strategies like surcharges for supply chain continuity or inventory holding are becoming more commonplace, but these ...

Pricing Strategies to Deal with Rising Costs. Stephanie Cash, Richard Casper, ... However, continued disruptions to the global supply chain due to shipping container shortages, a pandemic, ...

The global supply chain situation shows no sign of abating. In just the past week alone, the Wall Street Journal reported that, as of October 7, nearly 500 large container ships were waiting to ...

Strategies for Mitigating Supply Chain Disruption In addition to economic and regulatory challenges, manufacturers must also navigate border security issues and the impacts of regional conflicts.

From increased selling channels to consumer caution, to eroding customer loyalty, today’s retail environment is extremely challenging. Discounting slow-turning products to allow for sales of ...

In the perishable product supply chain, there is always some kind of trade-off when trying to balance costs against transportation needs, inventory management, and overall efficiency. The goal, ...

Supply chain strategy for medical devices: A Q&A with industry expert Sanjay Gupta ... Continuously monitor COGS to ensure it stays within acceptable limits relative to the company's pricing strategy ...