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Schneider Electric | May 20, 2020

Gartner, Inc. has released the results from its annual Supply Chain Top 25, identifying supply chain leaders and highlighting their best practices. "In our 16th edition of the Supply Chain Top 25 we have an impressive group of leaders with new lessons to share, including a diverse set of six new entrants," said Mike Griswold, vice president analyst with the Gartner Supply Chain practice. "With substantial amounts of the economy closed due the COVID-19 pandemic, lead...

TRANSPORTATION

Amazon | September 21, 2022

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has signed an agreement with renewable fuels technology company Infinium to begin powering Amazon’s transportation fleet with ultra-low carbon electrofuels beginning in 2023. Infinium is expected to initially supply enough electrofuels, which are a fossil-based fuel alternative created with carbon waste and renewable power, to begin powering Amazon trucks in lieu of diesel fuel for approximately 5 million miles of travel per year.The agreement is another step forward ...

SUPPLY CHAIN

Nulogy | November 20, 2020

Nulogy, a main supplier of light-footed supply chain solutions, declares an association with MAJiK Systems for an answer that will empower contract makers and agreement packagers to computerize cycles and influence machine information on their plant floor. The organization likewise expects to change Industry 4.0 ideas into genuine applications to increment operational effectiveness and business strength. Through the partnership, MAJiK Systems' Visual Factory will integrate wit...

Coles | February 18, 2020

Uncertainty over equipment delays coming out of China. Australian grocery and liquor giant Coles has cautioned that its giant supply chain transformation could be hit by equipment delivery delays because the coronavirus in China, though the digitally-powered transformation slated to shave $1 billion is still officially on track – for the time being. Speaking to Coles’ 2020 half-year results, chief financial officer Leah Weckert said that while Coles had “further progressed paym...