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Learn how transportation and supply chain leaders apply Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and modular supply chain management technology to alleviate operational complexity, minimize ...

In 2024, a national hardlines retailer confronted the problem directly. With offshore lead times stretching to 20 weeks, ...

This is an excerpt of the original article. It was written for the November 2025 edition of Supply Chain Management Review.