Risk Management and Resilience Engineering Strategies for Supply Chains

Blockchain technology is quickly emerging as the silver bullet for many supply chain challenges. It’s helping reduce risk by verifying documentation and employees to prevent fictitious pickups, tracking and tracing the movement of physical goods through the supply chain, and overhauling the processes and timelines for accessing trade finance and managing AR and AP. Surveys reveal that supply chain executives are highly interested in the potential for blockchain technology and are exploring the next steps for their organizations. Join SDCE and an expert panel in a roundtable discussion on blockchain technology that is sure to generate actionable take-aways.

As the year draws to a close, it is time to check in on global markets and start planning for 2023. This in-depth webinar, led by experts on market intelligence and trends in ocean freight, explored questions including: What challenges do shippers need to prepare for in the upcoming months? With IMO 2023 ahead, how can we best monitor carbon emissions in ocean shipping? Now that contract rates out of China are turning, what lies ahead for 2023?

Have you felt it? There’s been a seismic shift in power within our economy. Customers are in control and supply chains need to be as agile as the customer wants and needs.This is forcing shippers and logistic service providers to rethink how they serve their B2B & B2C customers. And in an era of faster cycle and shipping times, international expansion and multiple suppliers, that means increased (and sometimes insurmountable) complexity in the supply chain.

With the help of Transportation Management Systems, shippers have been able to optimize their freight transportation strategy worldwide.But global parcel shipping isnt the same as freight.Global parcel shipping requires multiple carriers. Its the last mile in multiple distribution models. Its under pressure to meet same-day and next-day delivery expectations.