Across the supply chain they are many businesses working unaware of the benefits of utilising load indicators within their operations. They can boost employees’ productivity and expedite their ability in attaining their goals. A load indicator is an ingenious piece of technology that has the ability to measure the amount of equipment that’s in need of maintenance, as well as the amount of work that’s required to be done to get those items back up and running. These features save employees time and effort in comparison to manually checking the condition of their equipment.
A shipping policy is a must for any eCommerce brand, but many eCommerce for business “tips that help” articles skip over the actual process of putting together your policy. IoSCM guest writer Ana Mayer takes us through a step by step guide to writing a workable eCommerce shipping policy for your business.
COVID-19 has highlighted the urgent need for companies to prioritise the transformation of traditional supply chain models. Companies must rethink supply chains altogether and consider alternative measures such as digital sourcing technology to minimise further risk and disruption. Greg Smith, Managing Director, Americas, of Proudfoot talks to IoSCM about why it is so important, and how to do it successfully.
Going “green” in your supply chain is the “right thing to do”, but it also dramatically improves your bottom line. Find out why sustainable supply chains are helping the environment and improving your bottom line with Nicholas Zabikow Executive Vice President of Global Sales and Marketing of innovative technology company Yojee.
COVID-19 has placed business practices and procedures under the microscope. While many organisations have embraced remote working as a full-time way of working, this is not possible for everyone. For those businesses who require their employees to be 'on-site' there is a need to ensure the facilities provided meet the guidelines and reassure employees, and customers, that their safety is being treat as a priority. Although this article focuses on bathrooms, some of the idea's can be utilised across business premises.
With no clear timeline on the quarantine and other restrictions to end, freight companies are responding to the pressing crisis by saving cash, planning safe workspaces, modifying the size of the workforce to match the prevailing market, and rendering humanitarian support. World trade continues to be hampered by continuously increasing freight costs throughout the pandemic.
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