Articles by tag: Linnworks
In the wake of the recent Baltimore Bridge collapse, the logistics and supply chain sectors are once again under intense scrutiny. This disaster poses significant questions about the robustness of current supply chain systems and the ability for the whole chain to respond to supply chain disruptions, especially given the past decade’s persistent challenges,…
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Tech-Driven Synchronization Post-COVID Fuels Innovation in Domestic Supply Chain
Post-COVID, the domestic supply chain landscape received unprecedented alignment and coordination, primarily through tech-driven synchronization of technological advancements. This trend addresses the critical need for rapid adjustment capabilities among logistics partners and government entities, as highlighted by recent events like the Baltimore Bridge collapse. How is technology enabling this newfound tech-driven synchronization and…
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Aftermath of Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Global Supply Chains Will Reroute Efficiently
The recent collapse of the Baltimore Bridge has triggered a flurry of concerns regarding the local economy and its integration into the national supply chain. This incident has not only affected immediate transportation and logistics but also posed long-term challenges for Baltimore’s role as a critical port node in domestic and international trade. As…
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The Effects of the Baltimore Bridge Collapse is Testing the Resilience of the Supply Chain
As one of the busiest ports in the United States continues to grapple with the aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the ripple effects on global supply chains are profound and widespread. The tragic incident not only disrupted local operations but has also spotlighted vulnerabilities in supply chain resilience globally. The bridge,…
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Why Office Suppliers Are Getting Hit Hardest In Retail Closures
Retail stores took a big hit during 2020. Consumers slowed spending and adjusted to pickup and delivery models. Office suppliers, perhaps, took a large brunt of the blow. How have they adjusted during all these changes? What business strategies worked or didn’t, and how can retailers adjust moving forward. Marketscale TV Host Hilary Kennedy talked…
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Future-Proofing Starts Now: Rural Fiber Infrastructure Needs Long-Term Planning
Rural broadband expansion is at a turning point. The FCC’s updated benchmarks for high-speed internet have significantly increased the number of underserved households, with nearly 28% of rural Americans still lacking access to adequate fixed broadband. As demand surges for reliable connectivity to support telehealth, online education, and remote work, providers and policymakers are rethinking…
HVAC Workforce Culture: Recruit with Purpose, Retain with Care
The HVAC workforce is shrinking as retirements continue to outpace new entries into the field. More than 50% of HVAC professionals are over 45, and the industry is replacing every five retirees with only two new workers. The result is an urgent need not only to recruit new talent but also to retain it through…
Aligned Data Centers Leads with a Strong Workplace Safety Culture
The world of data infrastructure has seen a number of rapid changes. As a result, where uptime and efficiency dominate conversations, the importance of a strong workplace safety culture can often be overlooked. But as everyone’s digital lives increasingly depend on these behind-the-scenes giants, the safety of the people maintaining them becomes more than…
Connected America 2025: Smarter Planning and Partnerships Key to Maximizing Fiber’s Federal Funding and Impact
As the digital divide accelerates and fiber deployment sees growth, Connected America 2025 has emerged as a pivotal moment for infrastructure professionals. With over $42.5 billion earmarked through federal programs like the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) initiative, the U.S. is undergoing one of the most aggressive broadband expansion efforts in its history….