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2026 Supply Chain Technology Trends
Modern supply chains must evolve from efficiency-focused to uncertainty-engineered systems. AI, scenario planning, autonomous agents, and workforce augmentation create connected networks that transform complexity into competitive intelligence through data collaboration.
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Praise Cheeses!
Recent studies challenge cheese's unhealthy reputation, showing that daily consumption of about 1.5 ounces may reduce heart disease and stroke risk. High-fat cheese is also linked to lower dementia risk.
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Cybersecurity: A Growing Supply Chain Risk
Cybersecurity emerges as supply chain's defining risk, with 70% of executives flagging threats by 2030. Supply chain interdependencies create vulnerabilities as digital and physical systems converge, demanding proactive defense strategies.
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2026 Food Trend of the Year: Protein
Protein dominates 2026 food trends with proven health benefits, but 79% of Americans don't know their daily needs. Experts warn against excess consumption and recommend finding a personalized "Goldilocks" balance.
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Has China Reached Its Apex?
China dominates the rare earths, green energy, and manufacturing sectors while building partnerships with the Global South. Playing the long game, China positions itself as a technological architect, reducing dependence on Western markets.
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It’s Time for Companies to Adapt to Climate Change
Despite mitigation efforts, humanity prioritizes economic growth over climate limits. Bipartisan experts advocate climate adaptation as practical survival strategy. Early investments of $1.8 trillion could yield $7.1 trillion in benefits.
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Supply Chain Risk Management: You Can’t Outsource Responsibility
Companies are responsible for ethical sourcing throughout their supply chain. Risks include reputational damage, regulatory issues, and infiltration by malicious actors. Data analysis and cognitive computing systems can help companies identify and mitigate these risks.
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Supply Chains are Adversely Affected by Global Complexity
A study found that 83% of supply chain executives report negative impacts of globalization on business performance, mainly due to complexity and risk. The key to mitigating risk is better visibility throughout the supply chain. Implementing a global supply chain risk management program can help companies achieve this. The article also details 10 tips for getting started with such a program.
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Supply Chains are Adversely Affected by Global Complexity
A study found that 83% of supply chain executives experience negative effects from globalization. The main challenge is complexity and risk caused by a long supply chain. The article suggests better visibility throughout the supply chain as a solution and provides 10 tips for implementing a global supply chain risk management program.
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Kraft/Heinz Merger Highlights Need for Cognitive Value Chain™
The Kraft Heinz merger created a global food giant with cost-cutting ambitions. The article discusses the need for a Cognitive Value Chain to optimize operations, improve supply chain visibility, understand international preferences, enhance decision-making, and adapt marketing strategies in the digital age.