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Hyper-Collaboration in Life Sciences Creates Supply Chain Opportunities

Logility

From repurposed therapies to novel vaccines, the normal timeline of R&D has been accelerated beyond measure.” — Dr. Steve Arlington, president of The Pistoia Alliance. Hyper-collaboration offers many benefits, including shared risk, lower costs, better access to funding and talent, more innovation capacity and improved transparency.

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Last Mile Logistic Challenges Increase as Online Sales Soar

Enterra Insights

Caila Schwartz ( @CailaSchwartz ) , a senior industry strategist at Salesforce Commerce Cloud, reports, “All the traditional last-mile delivery carriers [like FedEx, UPS and DHL] will run out of capacity at some point in the season. So we anticipate that 700 million packages are actually at risk of being delayed this year.”[1]

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Hurricane Harvey Updates

Elementum

in Arlington and Toyota Motor Corp. refining capacity, triggering worries about lack of gasoline and sending gasoline futures to a two-year high this week; nearly 20 percent of refining capacity is offline in Texas and Louisiana. Auto production in Texas, led by General Motors Co. The mayor of Houston issued a 12 a.m.

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Changing the Laws of Logistics

GTG Technology Group

where a younger driver couldn’t make the short trip from Arlington to Bethesda, for example, because it would require crossing state lines. Yet, the same young driver could take a load from Arlington to Norfolk (a more than six-hour drive roundtrip) since both cities are in the same state.