As Q2 came to a close, the state of the job market remained tumultuous at best. As with most things, the job market impacts the supply chain in a variety of ways so Q3 might be more challenging than previous quarters.
The past decade has seen numerous disruptions to global supply chains. While supply chain activity has normalized in operational terms in 2023, there are still significant risks facing the industry in 2024.
The chaos across the supply chain from the pandemic seems to have eased some. Our report dives into what supply chain operations need to know after Q1.
The 2021 peak season proved to be just as difficult as last year’s season. Our Post-Peak survey delved further into how the season went for companies. Here are 5 of the top survey findings.
Our SIMOS team conducted research on what consumers think about everything shipping, including prices, time to ship and delays. Learn more about what customers think about your shipping policy.
We wanted to check-in with employers post-peak to find out what challenges they experienced this peak season and how the lessons learned from the 2021 peak season will shape future peaks.
It should come as no surprise that 2020 peak season was different from any other. And for many in the manufacturing, production, fulfillment and retail sectors, “unprecedented” doesn’t even cut it.
COVID-19 has drastically changed every aspect of life for those in the U.S. and around the globe. And the world of work is no exception. Work as we know it has fundamentally changed.