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Highlight: What's Up with the Truck Driver Shortage?

Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times, explains why the so-called truck driver “shortage” isn’t a shortage at all.

In our full in-depth interview, Peter candidly discusses challenges within the supply chain, from the so-called trucker shortage to the economy’s longstanding structural problems.

SnapShots are casual conversations with supply chain thought leaders and executives, focusing on problems they are trying to solve and advice they often give to others in the field.

Right to Repair Is a Business Puzzle, Not a Legal Principle

The Signal

Right-to-repair has legs not only because it seems fair, but because it promises to make things last longer. Moving past our throwaway culture is a step toward renewable business models that build shareholder value while also reducing waste to landfills.

Five Megatrends Driving Manufacturing Automation Now

The Signal

Surging interest in manufacturing automation is less a matter technological innovation than a convergence of macro forces including demographics, regionalization, changing attitudes to work, falling robotics costs, and the TikTok Supply Chain.

ChatGPT and Supply Chain: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

The Signal

Over the course of just a few days, OpenAI’s ChatGPT signed up over 1 million users. The new tool can provide decent answers to questions, but it can’t imagine operational breakthroughs. What does it mean for supply chain?

Highlight: Looking Beyond Universities for Top Talent

Snapshots

Modupé Congleton explores the potential young talent and benefits to our teams, both in areas of untapped communities and the opportunity to increase representation.