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India is eyeing a USD 5 trillion economy soon. It has prepared a detailed roadmap and working tirelessly to achieve the same. The country which is growing comfortably at around 7-8%, is an economic bright spot despite a general gloom in world economy. Its economic expansion is pivoting on the manufacturing and logistic industry. It has unveiled a host of forward-looking economic policies with increased thrust on income generation rather than just production.

India is eyeing a USD 5 trillion economy soon. It has prepared a detailed roadmap and working tirelessly to achieve the same. The country which is growing comfortably at around 7-8%, is an economic bright spot despite a general gloom in world economy. Its economic expansion is pivoting on the manufacturing and logistic industry. It has unveiled a host of forward-looking economic policies with increased thrust on income generation rather than just production.

GM’s supply chain sustainability efforts span logistics, packaging and supplier engagement- targeting ambitious emissions reductions and ethical standards

The SNS Insider report estimates that the Cloud Supply Chain Management Market reached a value of USD 25.2 Billion in 2023. This figure is projected to climb significantly, reaching USD 83.5 Billion by 2031. This translates to a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 16.12% over the forecast period 2024-2031.

As the healthcare ecosystem is expanding rapidly, more care is being delivered at diverse sites through new care models. The result is greater supply chain complexity creating more challenges than ever before.

There’s a supply-chain revolution underway. It’s global, physical and digital. It’s changing where factories and warehouses are located and how they are managed. It’s being driven by the need to minimise disruption from geopolitical developments, wars, pandemics and climate disasters, and by rapid advances in technology. And it just might be the toughest topic boards need to get their heads around right now.

A “rebound” in global trade is underway, and the U.S. and China are the big beneficiaries, according to a new report from Tradeshift. For suppliers, however, the news isn’t all good.

Tradeshift’s Q1 Index of Global Trade Health, which measures purchases, orders and invoices in B2B activity, shows total transaction volumes improving by one point over the previous quarter, and three points shy of the anticipated range for the first quarter of 2024.

June 5th every year marks the World Environment Day and ‘celebrating’ this day we, as humanity, not only appreciate our environment – the planet that we live on – but also intensify our efforts towards its rescue mission.