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CILT Focus:The Logistics World in 2022

Claire Walters shares her thoughts on the critical areas of focus in the world of supply chain logistics in 2022

Health
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Protecting people and processes during the uncertainties of a global pandemic

Using Digital solutions to enhance an already industry-leading approach to health, safety and wellbeing.

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Circular Economy Part 2: Cutting single-use plastic in packaging with green alternatives

The second in a series of insight articles focussing on our commitment to circular economic principles and supply chain sustainability. 

Technology
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Circular Economy Part 1: How today’s products are the resources of tomorrow

Over the coming weeks and months we’ll be posting a series of articles, providing more information about our work and our commitment to sustainability and circular economic principles. 

Automotive
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Is 2021 the year when digital twinning comes to the fore?

Digital twinning has been a buzzword in industry for some time, but many experts are predicting 2021 will be the year when it finally comes to the fore.

Automotive
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Is your EV battery supply chain up to the task?

Automotive companies around the world are investing billions into lithium-ion battery technology with the number of EV cars on roads steadily increasing every day.

Automotive
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Supply Chain Visibility in Automotive

The average car has over 30,000 parts. These parts come together from suppliers all over the globe with any given item potentially crossing multiple international borders while being passed between various suppliers for different layers of the production process before eventually concluding its journey at the final assembly point.

Health
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Reducing the environmental impact in supply chains

How many companies are considering the overall impact of their supply chain? The consultancy firm McKinsey says 90% of companies’ impact on the environment comes from supply chains.