Supply Chain Resilience

In our conversation with Alexander Malaket, president and CEO of OPUS Advisory Services International, we examine the changes buyers are likely to make in supply chain management and operations follow

Each quarter, we compile data anonymously of all the transactions carried out across our platform in order to bring you the Index of Global Trade Health. Chock-full of insights, and trends, our report

We talked to WNS’s Manish Vora about the disconnect between buyers and sellers and how covid might trigger a reset in the relationship.

Large events like COVID-19 and political unrest have forced businesses to rethink their operations and consider a more flexible approach. How can you continue to collaborate effectively?

We kicked off season two of Paradigm Shift with a lively debate on the economy with Tradeshift CEO Christian Lanng, Jack Cassel from Nasdaq, and Benard Odote of House of Procurement. Watch the replay!

Find out what Tony Menezes, Managing Partner - Service Line Leader, IBM Services, had to say on how organizations can take a more proactive approach to handling future shocks.

We spoke to Marcus Fromm, Managing Director, Accenture, Switzerland, to get his perspective on how businesses can build organizational resilience in the face of uncertainty.

The latest numbers from Tradeshift’s Index of Global Trade Health report were released today. Supply chain activity is beginning to normalize, but just don’t call it a comeback (not yet anyway).

The old procurement model was fixated on aggregating supply chains to cut costs, today it's about how a business can access the innovation and expertise of its ever-widening supplier.

Tracy Kellaher, Director of Fintech Success, Tradeshift, explores how virtual cards can solve immediate pain while also creating a culture and process shift that drives long-term benefits.

Our CEO, Christian Lanng, talks to CNBC about our inaugural Index of Global Trade Health and what order volumes tell us about the chances of a ‘economic bounceback’ in the second half of the year.

The COVID-19 pandemic will continue to impact the supply chain strategy of every company for the foreseeable future. What deserves your attention as you turn your focus to the rest of the year.

Data from the Tradeshift platform shows supply chain disruption looks set to continue as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Is your supply chain ready to adapt?

Data from the Tradeshift platform reveals the full extent of the impact of COVID-19 on global trade flows.

COVID-19 has shown that accounts payable teams need a plan to deal with unexpected events. Rock Persaud, Director of Accounts Payable at Take Two Interactive, explains how he built his team's plan.