ULSD rises slightly, semiconductor shortage could get worse and more 3PLs suspend shipments to and from Russia.
Companies stymied by the chip shortage have figured out a way to keep operating while cutting their losses.
The recent chip shortage crisis isn’t helping matters.
On this episode of Transmission, AIT’s Rich Grant discusses the challenges facing shippers in the automotive sector.
The chip shortage has been going on long enough to generate some survey data, and there are some positive things to be found there, but overall the picture is bleak. […]
On the Transmission show this week, we speak with Dan Hearsch, managing director at AlixPartners, about the difference between a shortage and a crisis. In the auto supply chain world, […]
The evolving automotive supply chain — and it is evolving, perhaps more than casual observers are aware — is forcing companies to rethink best practices when it comes to getting […]
Ford and GM say the chip shortage could cost the automakers more than $1 billion in earnings during 2021.
The fallout from the semiconductor chip shortage continues, and since it’s affecting the production of vehicles across the globe, it should be no surprise that automakers will be making fewer […]
You know that your corner of the automotive industry isn’t exactly niche anymore when mainstream media outlets start encroaching on the topic.
