This month, I'm excited to share the results of Fictiv’s 10th Annual State of Manufacturing & Supply Chain Report. Every year, we survey hundreds of supply chain and manufacturing leaders across ...

Editor’s note: What It Really Means is a twice-monthly series on Supply Chain Management Review designed to clarify commonly used supply chain terms that often carry different meanings across ...

Since 2020, supply chains have been in a period of transformation. Companies first sought to maintain continuity in the face of massive disruption and then pivoted to improve resiliency and manage ...

The tech sector often produces rapid innovation and growth in waves. A few years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic brought unprecedented unpredictability, leading to an initial stall, followed by a massive ...

As 2025 comes to an end, where do we stand with AI in the supply chain? What is real? What is hype? Machine learning has been a part of advanced demand forecasting for over 20 years. But these ...

Supply chains leaders are facing unprecedented pressures as they navigate challenges such as policy changes, rising costs and tariff implications. This is causing health systems to rethink traditional ...

Lost your phone? No problem. Apps can help you locate it instantly. But what if you wanted to know where that phone was before you bought it or where it will end up when you trade it in for a new one?

In the past five months, uncertainty around tariffs has upended the supply-chain landscape. What should manufacturers be doing now to shore up their supply base when policy can change with the tides?

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Supply chain finance (SCF) – also known as reverse factoring – ...

In 2026, demand planning goes beyond simply estimating sales figures. It is a strategic approach designed to align your company’s production with market demands.