Product, supply chain, and procurement professionals need to ask themselves how their products have been designed and built, how they’ve been commercialized, and what markets they’re being sold to.

Supply chain reorchestration is a hot topic. Countries large and small have prioritized various supply chain resilience efforts to help protect critical supply lines and products like reshoring and ...

When reviewing job growth and salary information, it’s important to remember that actual numbers can vary due to many different factors—like years of experience in the role, industry of employment, ...

RFID isn't new, but the role it plays inside the enterprise is changing. As supply chains become more distributed, automated and exposed to external risk, leaders are placing more value on ...

If the pandemic taught supply chain leaders nothing else, it was this: Interdependency creates vulnerability. True independence is virtually impossible because suppliers are critical to success, but ...

Managing product returns has always been a headache for retailers. The e-commerce boom only increased that pain and pressure. Call it buyer’s remorse, but when customers can’t see, touch and try on ...

Supply chains have typically been quiet enablers, optimized for cost, consistency, and scale. But in today’s volatile world, supply chains must no longer be designed solely for efficiency; they must ...

WASHINGTON — To address medical product shortages and ensure patients and medical personnel can access essential drugs and devices, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should take steps to ...

Healthcare distributors deliver roughly 15 million medicines and healthcare products every day to hospitals, physicians’ offices, pharmacies, and other providers across the country. While they play a ...