How Tariff Volatility Can Become a Competitive Advantage for the Supply Chain
In the face of unprecedented tariff changes, companies must adopt dynamic strategies rather than merely absorbing costs or passing them…
Category: In Depth
Supply Chain Through Time : Logistical Innovations Born from Military Needs
“Wars are not won by logistics, but they are often lost because of it.” This excerpt from Vae soli perfectly…
PRO Perspectives : The Fluidity of Transportation: A Key Lever for Economic and Social Development
The fluidity of transportation is a cornerstone of a country’s development. By facilitating the movement of goods, it ensures an…
Chinese Electric Vehicle Manufacturers Target the African Market
In the context of global energy transition, Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are intensifying their efforts to conquer the African…
IMPACT OF DIGITAL DISRUPTION ON PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN
Digital disruption, a term now echoing in the business world as a true revolution. While digital technologies continue to transform…
Building a Strong Foundation for Urban Mobility in Africa: Lessons from Urban Transport Authorities
Sub-Saharan Africa stands at a critical juncture, with its cities expanding at an unprecedented rate due to rapid urbanization. This…
SUPPLY CHAIN DICTIONARY – PULL PRODUCTION: AN EFFICIENT PRODUCTION METHOD
Pull production is a manufacturing method that involves producing goods or services only in response to actual demand. This demand…
E-commerce in Africa: A rapidly growing market expected to reach $180 billion by 2024
According to the report “Future of Commerce: Outlook for 2024” published by the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, e-commerce in…
Inventory management tasks and techniques
Inventory management missions: When it comes to inventory management, the word «manage» is of the utmost importance, and encompasses the…
Discovering Maverick Supply Chain
Apple, Walmart, Amazon, Uber, Microsoft, Zara, Toyota et General Motors… implement it already! Let ’s learn a little more through…