Davos: How To Master The Next Industrial Revolution

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab is concerned that the profits from the revolution of robotics and digitization will only go to a few, rather than shared prosperity.

Jan 19th, 2016

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab is concerned that the profits from the revolution of robotics and digitization will only go to a few, rather than shared prosperity.

Containers placed at a port in Yokohama, Japan, Sept. 7, 2021.

Japan Exports Slow as Supply Chain Hiccups Hit Factories

But a rise in imports suggested that consumer demand has remained strong.

UPS to Hire 100,000, Many in 30 Minutes or Less

Take too long to hire, and an applicant can go elsewhere.

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Intelligent Inventory Benefits - From Cost to Value

Recent advancements have brought intelligent inventory management to all manufacturers, regardless of size, allowing for more to realize the inherent efficiencies.

GM, Ford Halt Some Production as Chip Shortage Worsens

General Motors will pause production at seven North American plants during the next two weeks.

In this May 13, 2021, file photo, a man walks into Central Station next to Canadian National headquarters in Montreal. Canadian National’s $33.6 billion deal to acquire Kansas City Southern railroad is in jeopardy after federal regulators rejected a key part of the plan Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2021 and opened the door for a competing $31 billion offer from Canadian Pacific railroad.

Kansas City Southern Suitor's Bid in Jeopardy After Ruling

It wasn’t immediately clear whether Kansas City Southern will still want to move forward with the deal.

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H.B. Fuller Adding 11% Surcharge to Recoup Rising Materials Cost

Many industrial suppliers have taken pricing actions this year, but most haven't made a standalone public announcement about them like H.B. Fuller has.

In this July 15, 2021, file photo, workers wearing face masks to help curb the spread of the coronavirus assembly ice-skating shoes at a manufacturing factory in the ice and snow sports equipment industry park in Zhangjiakou in northwestern China's Hebei province. China’s factory activity decelerated in August as export demand weakened, a survey showed Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2021. The monthly purchasing managers’ index of the Chinese statistics bureau and an official industry group declined to 50.1 from July’s 50.4 on a 100-point scale on which numbers above 50 show activity increasing.

China's Manufacturing Sector Slows

Export demand has weakened.

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Pandemic or Not, Custom Logistics Software Can Be Critical

How Liquid Freight switched from off-the-shelf TMS to custom software with surprising success.

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Weathering the Storm: 4 Ways to Keep a Supply Chain Running During Natural Disasters

Along with wildfires and peak hurricane season, all forecasts pointing to a hectic few months ahead.

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Owners of 2 Industrial Distributors Charged in Bribery, Fraud Schemes

Their alleged schemes amassed about $900,000 for personal gain between 2013-2019.

Boeing Sells $1B in Parts Faster than Ever

Until this year, some of the company's parts were only available via phone or email purchasing.

Pfizer’s custom boxes use dry ice to keep vaccine vials at ultra-cold temperatures.

Inoculating the Planet an Unprecedented Logistical Challenge

It's like nothing we’ve ever seen before.