New Strategies Boost Visibility in Multimodal Supply Chains

New Strategies Boost Visibility in Multimodal Supply Chains

This paper explores achieving 100% supply chain transparency through the implementation of a control tower. It addresses overcoming real-time update obstacles, quantifying the benefits of advanced tracking, and leveraging TMS integration for automated visibility. The paper emphasizes that supply chain visibility is more than just knowing the location of goods; it's about using data insights to gain a competitive advantage. Key to this is building a robust control tower that provides a single source of truth for all supply chain activities, enabling proactive decision-making and improved operational efficiency.

Chabahar Port Rivals Karachi As Key Afghan Trade Hub

Chabahar Port Rivals Karachi As Key Afghan Trade Hub

The Afghan Ministry of Industry and Commerce anticipates that Iran's Chabahar Port will potentially replace Pakistan's Karachi Port as Afghanistan's primary maritime outlet. Chabahar Port boasts a strategic location and offers a free trade zone for Afghan traders. The recent shipment of Indian-aided wheat from the port signals a new era for Afghan trade. This development highlights the growing importance of Chabahar Port in facilitating regional commerce and potentially reshaping the landscape of port competition in the region, offering Afghanistan a viable alternative for its import and export activities.

APICS Launches STEM Program to Address Supply Chain Labor Gap

APICS Launches STEM Program to Address Supply Chain Labor Gap

APICS is addressing the global supply chain talent shortage by expanding its Supply Chain STEM Educational Outreach Program. This initiative aims to cultivate an early interest in supply chain management among K-12 students through interactive activities designed to lay the foundation for the industry's future. The goal is to reach 100,000 students by 2020, contributing to the solution of the global supply chain talent gap. By fostering interest in STEM fields and highlighting their relevance to supply chain, APICS hopes to inspire the next generation of supply chain professionals.

Toyota CEO Day Supports Critically Ill Children

Toyota CEO Day Supports Critically Ill Children

Toyota Material Handling partnered with the Make-A-Wish Foundation through a "CEO Experience Day" to help critically ill children fulfill their dreams. In 2024, the company sponsored 10-year-old Maddox's trip to Disney World, raising funds through a golf tournament and charity auction. This initiative demonstrates Toyota's commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility, enhances brand image and employee engagement, and exemplifies the company's core value of "contributing to society."