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Supply Chain Disruption Expected to Continue From the raw materials to the final build, companies across the industrial landscape are seeing forms of disruption, creating a year of unprecedented uncertainty and concern for the future of their supply chains. At the very origins of the supply chain, there have been raw material shortages. Since the…
As 2022 continues forward, it appears to be increasingly likely the long-brewing political conflict between China and Taiwan is going to soon take on a more concrete form. This has drastic implications for the world beyond these countries’ borders in countless ways, but one of the most concerning effects will be on the global supply…
According to a recent study from commercial real-estate firm CBRE, nearly 96% of existing space in the U.S. is currently in use, and large companies are working quickly to adapt to a new but uncomfortable reality: space, where it can be found, is expensive. For today’s manufacturers, it’s not uncommon to pay up to 30%…
In what is only the latest indicated of a deep, complex supply chain crisis, President and CEO of the American Trucking Associations told CNN that the trucking industry is now a record 80,000 drivers short. Although this issue is not new, the COVID-19 pandemic has skyrocketed this issue to near catastrophic proportions. Before the pandemic,…
The inventory list for OEM products is more varied than at any point in history. Electronic inventory, for example, with the market’s continued emphasis on miniaturization, performance, and energy efficiency has gone through a drastic evolution that has necessitated the use of specialized storage strategies. Where basic climate-controlled warehousing infrastructure would once suffice, now strict…
2021 is not even half over, but already we have seen several glaring examples of just how fragile the modern supply chain really is. Irrespective of company size, product, or industry, one or more supply chain disruptions have the potential for disastrous consequences for manufacturers and other businesses. One example was recently seen with the…