Crowell & Moring law partner Stefan Meisner joined the Talking Supply Chain podcast to discuss the recent decision by the Federal Trade Commission to ban noncompete agreements.

The collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key bridge brought doomsday headlines for the supply chain. But the reality has been something less spectacular.

Artificial intelligence has the opportunity to transform the way procurement leaders work, streamlining processes and leading to more advanced decision-making, says LavenirAI co-founder Bill Michels.

In this SCMR podcast, Michael Levans, is joined Kristian O’Meara, Senior Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Jaggaer in a conversation that puts context around all the excitement surrounding AI.

Sustainability is a team effort. Global manufacturer Jabil has engaged stakeholders and customers in its journey, which involves setting both short-term and long-term goals.

Conversations surrounding quantum computing often lead to many puzzled looks. The technology promises faster computations of large-scale supply chain problems, though.

Change management is one of the most difficult things for companies to execute and video games are providing clues on how organizations can successfully implement change.

VUCA, or volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity, can be traced to the mid-1980s. Most accounts attribute it to the American military, but it certainly can apply to almost any situation dealing with disruption, including the supply chain. GAINS’s Amber Salley has some advice.

GS 1 US’ Melanie Nuce Hilton weighs in on the role of the White House’s supply chain council, and technology’s role

Improvisational comedy has a lot to offer supply chain managers says Ted Klein of the Boston Strategy Group