Home > Companies > C-Suite On Deck > Q&A with Cameron Worth, CEO & Founder, SharpEnd

Q&A with Cameron Worth, CEO & Founder, SharpEnd

Media 7 | April 22, 2020

Cameron Worth, CEO & Founder of SharpEnd leads the company’s mission to help brands move closer than ever to consumers by connecting packaging, retail and experiential activity.

He is a regular speaker and writer on how to build brands in a connected world. He has spoken at Cannes, the Festival of Marketing, LuxePack Monaco and New York, Ad:Week Europe and New York, DMA, the Connected Consumer Conference, Mobile World Congress and the IoT World Forum.

MEDIA 7: How did the idea of “the agency of things” come to your mind?
CAMERON WORTH: SharpEnd was created in 2015 as the world’s first Internet of Things focused agency, so there is a slight play on words when we say we’re the Agency of Things. I think the idea of giving things their own agency is an interesting concept, and the strapline fits our capabilities on multiple levels.

M7: In what way does technology drive the association of SharpEnd with global brands? What approaches are followed to enable sustainability?
CW: Our simple proposition is to help build brands in a connected world, and to do that you must always start with identified consumer needs or pain points and look at technology as just an enabler to deliver an appropriate solution (when appropriate). 

Take the issue of sustainability, which is often a pain point for brands that grapple with issues such as how we can reward sustainable behaviour change. One of our approaches to this could be to look at communicating the recycling credentials of the different products. Whilst the consumer can engage with a product as part of a wider consumer experience, the same technology could also house content that could tell you whether the product is recyclable, which type of bin it goes in etc.

SharpEnd’s work with Unilever is a case in point. We built a digital product that incentivised recycling through gamification but also served to educate through informing people how and where to recycle in a clear fashion. All users had to do was simply scan their packaging to have all this information at their disposal.


"Brands tend to overlook their largest owned media asset - the product itself."

M7: What are the modern brands not doing enough to engage with their customers?
CW: Brands tend to overlook their largest owned media asset - the product itself. It’s a costly oversight when you consider that brand owners have far more products in the market than they do TV spots, or outdoor posters.

For us at SharpEnd, we look at activating the product as a digital touchpoint – whether that’s an NFC enabled wine bottle, QR codes or augmented reality.

Ultimately, it’s about using the product as a direct channel for engagement. We believe every progressive brand that makes and sells products should be doing this.

M7: How important for you is creating value for your consumers? Could you tell us how connected packaging provides value?
CW: It’s central to what we do - it's why we start with the pain point rather than the technology.

Our starting point creatively is always “how do we heighten the enjoyment in the context of use?”

Connected packaging is different to traditional advertising. You’re no more than 5cm away from the product, and usually the product is in hand at the point of engagement. You’re either thinking of using, or actively using the product. The relationship is arguably more intimate and therefore more compelling.

Take our work with  Böen Wines for example. As part of the world’s largest roll out of NFC in the wines category, the post-tap creative platform included providing food and wine pairings that complemented the wine consumers were interacting with, as well as sharing information on the brand’s heritage and tasting notes. Everything we implemented went towards heightening the consumption moment experience, and the brand has been reaping the rewards with high engagement rates and session lengths of well over a minute per engagement.


"Every progressive brand that makes and sells products should use the product as a direct channel for engagement."

M7: How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected your work - what day to day processes have you had to re-tool to be able to pull them off remotely? What does your remote tech stack look like?
CW: We are benefiting from the fact that as a five-year-old business, we’re natively connected. We’re very collaborative, we’ve always been working from Google Docs and we’ve been using Slack religiously for a few years now.

The very nature of our work means that the brand owners we’re supporting are based in various locations across the globe, so we’ve always been using video conferencing too. So there hasn’t been too much of an impact on SharpEnd’s ways of working.

That being said, one of the main things our leadership team is focusing on is mastering remote management and leadership. How do you keep the team motivated? How do you make sure everyone is feeling included? What are you doing on a weekly basis to make sure that it’s not just professional, but there are social elements as well? We’re being very respectful of the fact this is a lockdown from the greater world and not just from the office.

Figuring out what we can be doing in terms of team building exercises is on-going. This is something that I don’t think anyone can nail by themselves, and we’re looking online for a lot of inspiration on how to go about doing this.



"At SharpEnd, we look at activating the product as a digital touchpoint – whether that’s an NFC enabled wine bottle, QR codes or augmented reality."

M7: Do you think we will constantly be looking over our shoulders and have to have a remote plan ready?
CW: I have made an active decision to not comment on potential long-term impacts of Covid-19. There will be a time for that, but now is the time for sensitivity on a human level, in my opinion.

My only request to the team is that we make sure we’re staying sensitive, responsive and productive.


M7: When did you start working and what was it?
CW: I started when I was 16 in publishing and got to see first hand how brands were shifting spend from print to online. I was there when the publication I was working on launched its first website, and saw the ad sales starting to increase, and the print sales starting to shift over.

That was 15 years ago now, but my career path has always been in and around online, from digital innovation to engagement tech, to where I am now as the founder of the world’s first IoT agency.

ABOUT SHARPEND

SharpEnd – The Agency of Things™ - is moving brands closer than ever to consumers by connecting packaging, retail and experiential activity.  We are a full-service partner to some of the largest global brand owners across fashion, spirits and CPG including Estée Lauder Companies, Pernod Ricard, PepsiCo, Mattel and Nestlé. You can find out more here https://wearesharpend.com

More C-Suite on deck

Q&A with Sangram Vajre, Co-founder & Chief Evangelist at Terminus

MEDIA 7 | January 9, 2020

Sangram Vajre, Co-Founder & Chief Evangelist at Terminus is also an author and host of the podcast FlipmyFunnel. He is one of the leading minds in B2B marketing. MEDIA 7: What are you passionate about? SANGRAM VAJRE: Three things: Lead professionally. Grow personally. Love family. M7: Terminus has been recognized as one of Georgia’s 40 fastest-growing companies by ACG Atlanta. What factors contribute to this pace? SV: One of our core values is #OneTeam – which means we think and act as one team and know that if we treat our team right, they will treat our customers amazing. There are no great companies, only great people that make those companies.

Read More

Q&A with Rachel Gabato, COO at ripe.io

MEDIA 7 | March 9, 2020

Rachel Gabato, COO at ripe.io is a highly experienced and proven Product Management executive and advisor with experiences in designing, developing and delivering enterprise SaaS solutions for start-ups, mid-size and large companies. I have demonstrated success is managing solutions across all stages of the software lifecycle. Deck 7: What is your favorite part of working at ripe.io? RACHEL GABATO: My favorite part of working at ripe.io is the diverse background of people that ripe.io has brought together. We’re a blockchain technology company with a mission to build long-lasting trust and confidence in our food supply chain through a platform where everyone can access transparent and reliable information on the origin, journey and quality of their food.  Our co-founders originate from the fintech space, so they were very familiar with blockchain as a technology. They assessed multiple industries and identified the food supply chain as a industry which could be transformed by leveraging this technology. I didn’t have any knowledge of agriculture and the food supply chain, but I had a background in retail supply chain technology. However, we also have food scientists, data scientists, farmers, sustainable agriculture specialists, flavor specialists, blockchain technologists on staff;  it’s a diverse group that has their own specialty but when we have ideation sessions, the education and sharing that happens is tremendous. This is one of my favorite parts of ripe.io – seeing us all educating, supporting and working together to work on our common mission. If you would have asked me two years ago if I would be visiting farms, I would have said no. However, much has changed, and I’ve been on hog farms, produce and citrus farms, sugar cane farms, etc. and visited all participants involved in the supply chain. I find this space incredibly fascinating and interesting. I now have a much better understanding where food comes from, how it gets to us, how it’s grown and handled. I’ve learned a tremendous amount from our team and it’s the intersection of technology and solving the challenges of the food supply chain which I’m incredibly passionate about.

Read More

'We treat information as a critical business asset,' says Vanessa Eriksson, SVP, Chief Digital Officer at Zenseact

Media 7 | November 15, 2021

We had the opportunity to interview the data-enthusiast and the former first Chief Data Officer in Sweden, Vanessa Eriksson, SVP, Chief Digital Officer at Zenseact and Board Member at Fidesmo, where she explored the different features of the autonomous vehicle. Read on to find out more about the Zenseact protects critical business and company information.

Read More

Q&A with Sangram Vajre, Co-founder & Chief Evangelist at Terminus

MEDIA 7 | January 9, 2020

Sangram Vajre, Co-Founder & Chief Evangelist at Terminus is also an author and host of the podcast FlipmyFunnel. He is one of the leading minds in B2B marketing. MEDIA 7: What are you passionate about? SANGRAM VAJRE: Three things: Lead professionally. Grow personally. Love family. M7: Terminus has been recognized as one of Georgia’s 40 fastest-growing companies by ACG Atlanta. What factors contribute to this pace? SV: One of our core values is #OneTeam – which means we think and act as one team and know that if we treat our team right, they will treat our customers amazing. There are no great companies, only great people that make those companies.

Read More

Q&A with Rachel Gabato, COO at ripe.io

MEDIA 7 | March 9, 2020

Rachel Gabato, COO at ripe.io is a highly experienced and proven Product Management executive and advisor with experiences in designing, developing and delivering enterprise SaaS solutions for start-ups, mid-size and large companies. I have demonstrated success is managing solutions across all stages of the software lifecycle. Deck 7: What is your favorite part of working at ripe.io? RACHEL GABATO: My favorite part of working at ripe.io is the diverse background of people that ripe.io has brought together. We’re a blockchain technology company with a mission to build long-lasting trust and confidence in our food supply chain through a platform where everyone can access transparent and reliable information on the origin, journey and quality of their food.  Our co-founders originate from the fintech space, so they were very familiar with blockchain as a technology. They assessed multiple industries and identified the food supply chain as a industry which could be transformed by leveraging this technology. I didn’t have any knowledge of agriculture and the food supply chain, but I had a background in retail supply chain technology. However, we also have food scientists, data scientists, farmers, sustainable agriculture specialists, flavor specialists, blockchain technologists on staff;  it’s a diverse group that has their own specialty but when we have ideation sessions, the education and sharing that happens is tremendous. This is one of my favorite parts of ripe.io – seeing us all educating, supporting and working together to work on our common mission. If you would have asked me two years ago if I would be visiting farms, I would have said no. However, much has changed, and I’ve been on hog farms, produce and citrus farms, sugar cane farms, etc. and visited all participants involved in the supply chain. I find this space incredibly fascinating and interesting. I now have a much better understanding where food comes from, how it gets to us, how it’s grown and handled. I’ve learned a tremendous amount from our team and it’s the intersection of technology and solving the challenges of the food supply chain which I’m incredibly passionate about.

Read More

'We treat information as a critical business asset,' says Vanessa Eriksson, SVP, Chief Digital Officer at Zenseact

Media 7 | November 15, 2021

We had the opportunity to interview the data-enthusiast and the former first Chief Data Officer in Sweden, Vanessa Eriksson, SVP, Chief Digital Officer at Zenseact and Board Member at Fidesmo, where she explored the different features of the autonomous vehicle. Read on to find out more about the Zenseact protects critical business and company information.

Read More

Related News

SUPPLY CHAIN

Catena Solutions Launches to Help Companies Build More Resilient Supply Chains

Catena Solutions | September 19, 2022

Catena Solutions has launched to help companies build more resilient supply chains and create value from transformative projects. Catena Solutions is providing value to companies by focusing on specialization, expertise, and partnership in the supply chain industry. "Catena Solutions was born out of a desire to help companies solve their supply chain problems through transformative projects, We know that supply chain disruption can derail a company's growth plans, which is why we are dedicated to helping clients meet their goals, whether that's related to people, productivity demands, green initiatives and more." -Rich Diaz, CEO and President of Catena Solutions With more than 250 advisors, strategists, and consultants with expertise in Business Transformation, Data & Analytics, and Strategic Finance & Global Sourcing, Catena Solutions is uniquely positioned to help companies create more efficient supply chains and stay ahead of market trends. Catena Solutions works with a wide range of industries including logistics, manufacturing, food, retail and more. In the past year, the brand has helped more than 200 clients with supply chain projects, including some of America's largest, most trusted brands and midsize companies across industries. We know every supply chain project is different, said Diaz. That's why we created a new kind of brand in Catena Solutions that understands a client's business, the transformation they are undergoing, and the people needed to accomplish their business goals today, tomorrow, and beyond. About Catena Solutions Catena Solutions, a division of Advanced Resources, helps companies solve their supply chain problems, creating value through their most transformative projects. Our team of advisors, strategists, and consultants support their transformation initiatives with expertise in three core areas: Business Transformation, Data & Analytics, and Strategic Finance & Global Sourcing. By understanding their business, transformation, and people needs to accomplish their goals, we create value today, tomorrow, and beyond. Learn more at www.catenasolutions.com.To learn more about Catena Solutions and its supply chain solutions visit www.catenasolutions.com/

Read More

PROCUREMENT AND SOURCING,SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY

ProShip to Incorporate CMS GlobalSoft’s WorldLink as Additional Product Offering

ProShip | September 19, 2022

ProShip, Inc., the most trusted global provider of automated multi-carrier shipping software, announced that CMS GlobalSoft’s parcel shipping software, WorldLink, will now be offered as a new product line within ProShip’s portfolio of solutions. This news comes after parent company, FOG Software Group, acquired CMS GlobalSoft in early March 2022 as part of its Supply Chain and Logistics sector.The incorporation of the CMS WordLink solution into ProShip’s already robust product offerings allows ProShip, traditionally catering to enterprise-level shipping needs, to provide additional value to the entire mid-market. CMS WordLink is designed to grant mid-sized shippers access to simpler integrations, quicker implementation times, and the savings and flexibility of a true multi-carrier system that can scale as shipping volumes grow. “We saw that there was an opportunity to leverage ProShip’s expertise in carrier compliance, extensive technical flexibility and in-house support across a broader segment of the supply chain space,” Bill Schroeder, President of ProShip stated. “We’re confident that the inclusion of WorldLink as an upper mid-tier offering will provide significant value to customers. Additionally, as a ProShip-backed shipping solution, this will bring world-class parcel shipping technology to the middle market for the first time, permitting today’s growing businesses to focus more on expansion and less on parcel and carrier management intricacies.” Yulia Popokh, President of CMS Globalsoft added, “We’re very excited to join forces with the ProShip team to enhance the CMS WorldLink product. I’m confident that ProShip’s powerful back-end combined with WorldLink’s user-friendly and highly flexible front-end will offer our customers and their clients an improved experience.” “For over 20 years, ProShip’s singular focus has been on parcel shipping and the complexities surrounding it while executing millions of shipments with sub-second response time. The addition of CMS WorldLink further proves our dedication to focus on providing the best parcel execution system available,Our sole commitment to shipping technology allows us to innovate and advance our products rapidly and without distraction, so our customers always have the best solution there is on the market.” -Justin Cramer, ProShip’s co-founder About ProShip, Inc. Making complex parcel shipping challenges simple & cost-effective. ProShip is the most trusted provider of automated multi-carrier shipping software for parcel. With simple carrier connectivity and high flexibility, ProShip enables complex features & functions, such as maintaining compliance, executing multi-carrier rate shopping with unified business logic, and empowering omnichannel fulfillment. Because ProShip integrates with multiple parts of your Enterprise Software Stack (ESS), our multicarrier shipping solution can automate the supply chain workflow & turn your parcel shipping operation into an efficient powerhouse. For more information, please visit www.proshipinc.com.

Read More

TRANSPORTATION

48forty Solutions Joins U.S. EPA SmartWay® Transport Partnership

48forty Solutions | September 23, 2022

48forty Solutions ("48forty") is proud to announce that it recently joined the SmartWay® Transport Partnership ("SmartWay"). SmartWay is an innovative collaboration between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and industry that provides a framework to assess the environmental and energy efficiency of goods movement supply chains.Through the partnership, 48forty will contribute to SmartWay’s existing savings of 336 million barrels of oil, $44.8 billion on fuel costs, 143 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, 2.7 million short tons of nitrogen oxide and 112,000 short tons of particulate matter. This is equivalent to eliminating annual energy use in over 21 million homes. “Our commitment to sustainability is an essential component to servicing our customers’ pallet and supply chain needs,Our environmental priorities include creating a more efficient fleet by optimizing truck routes to reduce fuel consumption.” -Andrew Gerrard, director of transportation at 48forty. In joining the SmartWay partnership, 48forty demonstrates its strong environmental leadership and corporate responsibility,” said Jon Heyler, executive vice president at 48forty. “This is an important piece in strengthening our environmental commitment and expanding our environmental, social and governance programs. Launched in 2004, SmartWay provides its nearly 4,000 shipper, logistics companies, truck, rail, barge, and multimodal carrier partners with tools and approaches to track and reduce both emissions and fuel use from goods movement. For more information about 48forty, visit www.48forty.com. For information about the SmartWay Transport Partnership visit http://www.epa.gov/smartway. About 48forty Solutions 48forty Solutions is one of the largest pallet management services companies in North America, with a national network of over 245 facilities, including 68 company-owned and operated pallet recycling plants, 160 onsite locations, 11 reverse logistics centers, 5 sorting centers, and more than 850 service providers. 48forty provides end-to-end pallet solutions from supply to retrieval, recycled, new and custom pallets, and reverse logistics services. We also operate one of the nation's largest private fleets of more than 7,500 trailers and 500 tractors. 48forty is backed by Summit Partners and Audax Private Equity. For more information, visit www.48forty.com or follow us on LinkedIn. About SmartWay Transport Partnership SmartWay was established in 2004 with 15 Charter Partners and pioneered freight carbon accounting and emissions reduction strategies for carriers and shippers. They have since grown and now work with over 3,800 partners across North America. SmartWay focuses on providing a well-recognized system for tracking, documenting, and sharing information about fuel use and freight emissions across supply chains. SmartWay is continuing to grow, and just recently made its way into Mexico in 2017. SmartWay prioritizes the protection of the environment above all else. For more information, visit https://www.epa.gov/smartway.

Read More

SUPPLY CHAIN

Catena Solutions Launches to Help Companies Build More Resilient Supply Chains

Catena Solutions | September 19, 2022

Catena Solutions has launched to help companies build more resilient supply chains and create value from transformative projects. Catena Solutions is providing value to companies by focusing on specialization, expertise, and partnership in the supply chain industry. "Catena Solutions was born out of a desire to help companies solve their supply chain problems through transformative projects, We know that supply chain disruption can derail a company's growth plans, which is why we are dedicated to helping clients meet their goals, whether that's related to people, productivity demands, green initiatives and more." -Rich Diaz, CEO and President of Catena Solutions With more than 250 advisors, strategists, and consultants with expertise in Business Transformation, Data & Analytics, and Strategic Finance & Global Sourcing, Catena Solutions is uniquely positioned to help companies create more efficient supply chains and stay ahead of market trends. Catena Solutions works with a wide range of industries including logistics, manufacturing, food, retail and more. In the past year, the brand has helped more than 200 clients with supply chain projects, including some of America's largest, most trusted brands and midsize companies across industries. We know every supply chain project is different, said Diaz. That's why we created a new kind of brand in Catena Solutions that understands a client's business, the transformation they are undergoing, and the people needed to accomplish their business goals today, tomorrow, and beyond. About Catena Solutions Catena Solutions, a division of Advanced Resources, helps companies solve their supply chain problems, creating value through their most transformative projects. Our team of advisors, strategists, and consultants support their transformation initiatives with expertise in three core areas: Business Transformation, Data & Analytics, and Strategic Finance & Global Sourcing. By understanding their business, transformation, and people needs to accomplish their goals, we create value today, tomorrow, and beyond. Learn more at www.catenasolutions.com.To learn more about Catena Solutions and its supply chain solutions visit www.catenasolutions.com/

Read More

PROCUREMENT AND SOURCING,SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY

ProShip to Incorporate CMS GlobalSoft’s WorldLink as Additional Product Offering

ProShip | September 19, 2022

ProShip, Inc., the most trusted global provider of automated multi-carrier shipping software, announced that CMS GlobalSoft’s parcel shipping software, WorldLink, will now be offered as a new product line within ProShip’s portfolio of solutions. This news comes after parent company, FOG Software Group, acquired CMS GlobalSoft in early March 2022 as part of its Supply Chain and Logistics sector.The incorporation of the CMS WordLink solution into ProShip’s already robust product offerings allows ProShip, traditionally catering to enterprise-level shipping needs, to provide additional value to the entire mid-market. CMS WordLink is designed to grant mid-sized shippers access to simpler integrations, quicker implementation times, and the savings and flexibility of a true multi-carrier system that can scale as shipping volumes grow. “We saw that there was an opportunity to leverage ProShip’s expertise in carrier compliance, extensive technical flexibility and in-house support across a broader segment of the supply chain space,” Bill Schroeder, President of ProShip stated. “We’re confident that the inclusion of WorldLink as an upper mid-tier offering will provide significant value to customers. Additionally, as a ProShip-backed shipping solution, this will bring world-class parcel shipping technology to the middle market for the first time, permitting today’s growing businesses to focus more on expansion and less on parcel and carrier management intricacies.” Yulia Popokh, President of CMS Globalsoft added, “We’re very excited to join forces with the ProShip team to enhance the CMS WorldLink product. I’m confident that ProShip’s powerful back-end combined with WorldLink’s user-friendly and highly flexible front-end will offer our customers and their clients an improved experience.” “For over 20 years, ProShip’s singular focus has been on parcel shipping and the complexities surrounding it while executing millions of shipments with sub-second response time. The addition of CMS WorldLink further proves our dedication to focus on providing the best parcel execution system available,Our sole commitment to shipping technology allows us to innovate and advance our products rapidly and without distraction, so our customers always have the best solution there is on the market.” -Justin Cramer, ProShip’s co-founder About ProShip, Inc. Making complex parcel shipping challenges simple & cost-effective. ProShip is the most trusted provider of automated multi-carrier shipping software for parcel. With simple carrier connectivity and high flexibility, ProShip enables complex features & functions, such as maintaining compliance, executing multi-carrier rate shopping with unified business logic, and empowering omnichannel fulfillment. Because ProShip integrates with multiple parts of your Enterprise Software Stack (ESS), our multicarrier shipping solution can automate the supply chain workflow & turn your parcel shipping operation into an efficient powerhouse. For more information, please visit www.proshipinc.com.

Read More

TRANSPORTATION

48forty Solutions Joins U.S. EPA SmartWay® Transport Partnership

48forty Solutions | September 23, 2022

48forty Solutions ("48forty") is proud to announce that it recently joined the SmartWay® Transport Partnership ("SmartWay"). SmartWay is an innovative collaboration between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and industry that provides a framework to assess the environmental and energy efficiency of goods movement supply chains.Through the partnership, 48forty will contribute to SmartWay’s existing savings of 336 million barrels of oil, $44.8 billion on fuel costs, 143 million metric tons of carbon dioxide, 2.7 million short tons of nitrogen oxide and 112,000 short tons of particulate matter. This is equivalent to eliminating annual energy use in over 21 million homes. “Our commitment to sustainability is an essential component to servicing our customers’ pallet and supply chain needs,Our environmental priorities include creating a more efficient fleet by optimizing truck routes to reduce fuel consumption.” -Andrew Gerrard, director of transportation at 48forty. In joining the SmartWay partnership, 48forty demonstrates its strong environmental leadership and corporate responsibility,” said Jon Heyler, executive vice president at 48forty. “This is an important piece in strengthening our environmental commitment and expanding our environmental, social and governance programs. Launched in 2004, SmartWay provides its nearly 4,000 shipper, logistics companies, truck, rail, barge, and multimodal carrier partners with tools and approaches to track and reduce both emissions and fuel use from goods movement. For more information about 48forty, visit www.48forty.com. For information about the SmartWay Transport Partnership visit http://www.epa.gov/smartway. About 48forty Solutions 48forty Solutions is one of the largest pallet management services companies in North America, with a national network of over 245 facilities, including 68 company-owned and operated pallet recycling plants, 160 onsite locations, 11 reverse logistics centers, 5 sorting centers, and more than 850 service providers. 48forty provides end-to-end pallet solutions from supply to retrieval, recycled, new and custom pallets, and reverse logistics services. We also operate one of the nation's largest private fleets of more than 7,500 trailers and 500 tractors. 48forty is backed by Summit Partners and Audax Private Equity. For more information, visit www.48forty.com or follow us on LinkedIn. About SmartWay Transport Partnership SmartWay was established in 2004 with 15 Charter Partners and pioneered freight carbon accounting and emissions reduction strategies for carriers and shippers. They have since grown and now work with over 3,800 partners across North America. SmartWay focuses on providing a well-recognized system for tracking, documenting, and sharing information about fuel use and freight emissions across supply chains. SmartWay is continuing to grow, and just recently made its way into Mexico in 2017. SmartWay prioritizes the protection of the environment above all else. For more information, visit https://www.epa.gov/smartway.

Read More

Spotlight

Events

LogiPharma 2022

Conference

Redefine Best in Supply Chain Mgmt | Risk & Resiliency Roundtable Exchange

Webinar

SUPPLY CHAIN DIGITALIZATION 2022

Conference

Resources

resource image

SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY

Sorting Out Sortation Where and Why Automated Sortation Is Applied

Whitepaper

resource image

SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY

Sorting Out Sortation Where and Why Automated Sortation Is Applied

Whitepaper

resource image

TRANSPORTATION

Ducktrain - Urban Transportation. Reimagined.

Video

resource image

SUPPLY CHAIN

Recent trends in supply chain technology 2022 - Isaac Gould

Video

Events