Study reveals firms not keeping pace with digital supply chain development
Companies are failing to tackle the new demands of supply chain management in-house, according to ...
Problems from shortages of warehouse workers and drivers have been permanent in the logistics sector since the Covid-19 pandemic triggered a toxic mix of surging freight flows and a lack of resources to deal with them.
However, the problem extends further up the hierarchy: supply chain management is another segment hit by shortages, according to numbers released by LinkedIn.
Widely used for forging connections between professionals, the business web platform uses member profiles to calculate how many people leave their jobs each ...
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