Supply chain news round-up - logistics, procurement & tech

Green consumers driving visibility in vehicle supply chain
A study from Zebra Technologies shows transparency is ever-more important to consumers, meaning greater visibility of the automotive ecosystem is vital.
Supply chain automation uptake 'slow', says SAPInsider
SAPInsider & Precisely joint report shows 75% of supply chains are only partly automated, despite most supply professionals knowing resilience suffers.
'Hot spot' downstream supply emissions a problem - Accenture
Accenture report shows that businesses are struggling to control Scope 3 emissions because of a lack of contact with downstream suppliers in value chain.
Supply chain automation 'increases unemployment & debt'
National Bureau of Economics Research Study suggests automation in plants like Foxconn's iPhone factory in China increases unemployment & early retirement.
EY & Thompson Reuters team-up on sustainability
EY & Thompson Reuters in green team-up; 90% of SMBs hit by supply disruption; Kahlúa ESG milestone on Mexican coffee beans.
TImeline: The evolution of the air freight industry
Business relies heavily on air freight to move goods quickly around the world. Unlike sea freight, air freight has a short, yet colourful, history.
- Supply chain chiefs' relief over averted US federal strikeSupply Chain Risk Management
- Tech 'hampering CSCO decisions', says Gartner Supply ChainDigital Supply Chain
- Inflation dampening Christmas spirit among CSCOs - DeposcoSupply Chain Risk Management
- Interview with Tony Harris, of SAP Business NetworkSupply Chain Risk Management