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The impact of the pandemic on global supply chains has been widely reported, but extreme weather events as a result of climate change are also piling on the pressure. From floods to wildfires, climate change events are increasingly hammering ports, highways, and factories worldwide and climate-induced disruptions will only intensify. The Covid pandemic received most […]

Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, we asked voters how they’d describe their organisation’s priority in relation to supplier payments. This was to get a better idea for what the priorities were for companies and how they deal with their trading partners across the supply chain in the year ahead. We asked our

Our next webinar will take place on Wednesday 20 April at 9:00AM (WIB) and 10:00AM (PH) and will focus on the use of automated order processing to optimise customer experience.  Register today to join our experts and improve your customer relationships. Is your organisation delivering the best customer experience? Many supply chain leaders would love

B2BE has recently added a new release to the Web Portal product to continue the evolution of functionality and tools available to our clients. There are a number of new inclusions with the primary enhancement an Approvals module. This is designed to allow our clients to set-up rules to define when a document needs to

Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, we asked voters for their thoughts on supplier purchases. Specifically, we wanted to know what your organisation’s immediate priority is in relation to supplier purchases for the year ahead. We asked our LinkedIn audience to choose their organisation’s immediate priority: improving stock visibility, improving stock management, optimising

At the end of 2021, the worst of the supply chain breakdown seemed to be behind us. Container volume at key ports had reached new highs and retailers had booked record annual revenue. However, three months later, we might be sliding backward. Goods at China’s second largest port, Shenzhen, were already declining when the city