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MHI view releases new video on the benefits of robotics and automation
MHI recently launched a new video platform – MHI view. MHI view content is designed to spark supply chain innovation by sharing useful information about the industry’s maturing, growing, and emerging technologies that were identified in the 2015 MHI Annual Industry […]
Mercedes-Benz reorganizes global supply chain network to reduce vehicle costs, increase efficiency
Mercedes-Benz is investing hundreds of millions in a global reorganization of its supply chain network that will set the course for growth and efficiency with the goal of reducing supply chain costs by 20 percent per vehicle. The reorganization includes […]
Big Initiatives At This Year’s MHI Executive Summit and Annual Conference
by Morgan Cruz, Marketing Content Coordinator, MHI | @mhi_morgan MHI is bringing big initiatives to this year’s Executive Summit and Annual Conference happening October 4-7 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. These changes include several new approaches in education, registration, and Solutions Groups […]
MHI: Bridging the Gap Between Supply Chain Professionals and Their Solution Suppliers
By Matthew Smurr, MHI Senior Director, Groups Since the dawn of time, we’ve all known that two halves make a whole. Yin and yang, peanut butter and jelly, Siskel and Ebert. It is all about synergy; igniting new ideas and […]
Insurance Companies—Advocates for Reducing Workplace Injuries
A resource for reducing injuries associated with manual material handling (MMH) your company may have overlooked is your insurance carrier. Many insurance companies offer their policyholders no cost programs designed to analyze MMH tasks and develop solutions to minimize worker […]
U.S. East Coast Ports Could Gain 10 Percent Additional Share Following Panama Canal Expansion
Following the Panama Canal expansion next year, up to 10 percent of container traffic to the U.S. from East Asia could shift from West Coast ports to East Coast ports by 2020, according to new research conducted by The Boston […]