Enterra Insights
DECEMBER 7, 2023
Conservative estimates range as high as 40 million people around the globe still being held as slaves or forced laborers — many whom make the products we use and grow the food we eat. They want to know you’re not using children going into mines in Congo, or families being thrown into boats to go fishing for shrimp and never see land.”
Supply Chain Shaman
JANUARY 9, 2017
After publishing a series of reports on visibility, I facilitated a dinner between two major manufacturers. We will ideate as a group of technologists and manufacturing visionaries during the next Network of Networks Session on April 13-14 at the Grande Lakes Ritz-Carlton Hotel.). Background. What are the possibilities?
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QAD
JUNE 28, 2022
And, also served as a wake up call across the manufacturing and other industries, not just the textile and garment segment. As a friend of mine states often, “Consumers previously just wanted to know if their food is organic. This places food waste as the world’s third-biggest carbon emitter behind China and the United States.
Resilinc
MAY 16, 2023
Presently, The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is the top producer of cobalt—making 71% of the world’s supply. Over 90% of solar panels include “solar wafers” which are made of polysilicon—97% of which are manufactured in China. Now, the leading use of cobalt is rechargeable battery electrodes.
Talking Logistics
JANUARY 18, 2019
This week, for example, Elemica (a Talking Logistics sponsor) announced “the completion of a successful blockchain pilot project between leading global chemical manufacturers as part of an innovation initiative testing new technologies that will redefine B2B processes and support digital transformation.” What do you think?
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