In the consistently evolving world of geopolitics, companies and enterprises face consistent risks to their bottom lines, with the added potential to disrupt operations. Boardroom discussions often ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Altana introduced the world's first Value Chain Management System, a massively scalable platform built on the only dynamic, intelligent map of the supply chain that ...

Procurement teams facing tighter budgets and higher expectations in 2026 can unlock real value from AI by focusing on practical, modular use cases—GenAI… Resources December Edge Report: Freight trends ...

India’s solar manufacturing sector is at a crucial juncture. While rapid capacity expansion and supportive government policies have put the industry on a growth trajectory, experts say the focus must ...

Global Value Chains and Production Networks provide a framework for understanding the intricate interdependencies that characterise modern international production systems. This approach elucidates ...

Understanding our current political conjuncture requires an understanding of the neoliberalist trajectory that nurtured global value chains and how it triggered the current backlash culminating in ...

Over the last two decades, the role of supply chains has evolved dramatically—from a cost center to a source of competitive advantage and ultimately to a pivotal force in global commerce. The COVID ...

The global shift and restructuring of global value chains (GVCs) due to US–China trade tensions and the COVID-19 pandemic have strengthened India’s position and potential for integration into GVCs.

The AI data center value chain is split into two parts: inside the rack and outside the rack. The key driver for data center investment has been capex spending by the Cloud Service Providers. Capex ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Anjana Susarla is a professor of Responsible AI at the Eli Broad College of Business at Michigan State University. With tech ...

In the 21st century, “making things” (i.e., the production of physical goods) cannot be considered in isolation from innovation, product design, and the production and bundling of software and ...