Research from global analytics and advice firm, Gallup suggests that people feel unprepared for the introduction of new technologies, despite being optimistic about their job prospects.
Critical Issues Manufacturing/Supply Chain
Critical issues are thought provoking articles relating to strategy, legislation, technology, best practice and some of the most challenging business topics in the world of manufacturing and supply chain information technology. The articles in this section have been contributed by leading vendors, industry leaders, research analysts, trade associations and consultancies.
This collection of articles cover a variety of topics relating to the manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, transportation and distribution marketplace across Europe. They look at market trends, improvements in technology and some thought provoking comment on all aspects of optimising and improving efficiencies throughout the supply chain from raw material to finished product.
Other important topics covered in this section concern Health and Safety in Logistics with articles from the Health & Safety Executive (HSE).Taxation, government policy, climate change, recruitment and training schemes are all covered, as well as educational opportunities at various UK logistics educational facilities such at Cranfield University.
UK businesses fear for Christmas supplies as Brexit disruption hits
Sep 18, 2019 Comments (0)
Fourteen percent of UK businesses believe it will be difficult to break even this Christmas as a result of currency instability and Brexit uncertainty, according to a survey of supply chain managers by the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).
What does AI really mean for retailers?
Sep 18, 2019 Comments (0)
What does AI really mean for retailers?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undoubtedly become one of the biggest buzzwords of 2019 and its use within retail is only set to grow, not just for large market-leading retailers, but for retailers of all shapes and sizes across many sectors.
Make UK/Santander analysis shows Europe remains dominant market for UK goods
Sep 18, 2019 Comments (0)
The importance of the UK agreeing a deal with the EU which avoids barriers to trade is laid bare today by new analysis which shows the value of trade with the bloc is worth more than twice that of the United States, with seven of the UK’s top export destinations being within the EU.
How To Make Your Supply Chain More Efficient
Sep 11, 2019 Comments (0)
by James Daniels, freelance writer.
There are multiple benefits to creating a more efficient supply chain in your business, you’ll be able to cut unnecessary costs from your spending and respond more quickly to market changes, supply irregularities and fluctuating demand.
A few hacks to increase warehouse distribution efficiency
Sep 11, 2019 Comments (0)
By Vikash Kumar Chaudhary, Senior SEO Executive, Tatvasoft.
Operations are the heart of any business and warehouse industry is no exception! Distribution centres and warehouses seem to be evolving by leaps and bounds greater than ever.
Needless financial jargon holds back manufacturing growth
Sep 11, 2019 Comments (0)
Research from Wyelands Bank, set up to help small and medium businesses, shows more than two thirds (71%) of mid-sized manufacturers say there is too much jargon in the finance industry.
Globalisation and technological advancements to drive the global logistics market, notes TMR study
Sep 04, 2019 Comments (0)
The global logistics market is a highly competitive one, states a latest market intelligence report.
Percentage of women working in IT has halved over the last 20 years
Sep 04, 2019 Comments (0)
The percentage of women working in IT has declined over the past 20 years despite efforts to encourage more women into careers in STEM. That is according to an analysis of working trends by the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
Boom or bust? Brexit’s impact on innovation and R&D
Sep 04, 2019 Comments (0)
Brexit will undoubtedly affect life in the UK in several ways. The nature and extent of its impact, however, is anyone’s guess. Regarding research and innovation, on the surface not much should change.
