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Amazon is still widely cited as the supply chain benchmark. That assessment is not wrong, but it is increasingly incomplete. Too many discussions focus on the visible outcomes of Amazon’s network while missing the underlying logic that produces them. For years, Amazon’s advantage was explained in terms of speed, scale, and cost efficiency. Those attributes The post Amazon and the Next Phase of Supply Chain Advantage appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

From executive leadership shifts to multi-billion dollar energy investments, this week’s supply chain round-up is defined by strategic moves aimed at long-term stability. This roundup covers the appointment of Razat Gaurav as the new CEO of Kinaxis and Bentley Systems’ expansion into AI-driven asset analytics through key acquisitions. We also examine significant policy shifts, including The post Global Supply Chain & Logistics News January 5th – 8th 2026 appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

How the Conflict Disrupted Cross-Border Manufacturing and Logistics The recent escalation of the Thailand-Cambodia border conflict has disrupted a critical land-based supply chain artery in the Indochina Peninsula. The Poipet–Aranyaprathet border crossing, a key node in the regional land bridge, handles more than 70 percent of land cargo flows between the two countries and serves The post How the Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Is Creating Ripple Effects Across Global Manufacturing Supply Chains appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

Venezuela’s Oil Return Is a Supply Chain Reconstruction Problem, Not a Production Decision In an earlier piece, we argued that Venezuela’s oil challenge is fundamentally a supply chain problem. This article examines what that means in operational terms. Discussions about Venezuela’s potential return to global oil markets often focus on reserves, production targets, or price The post Venezuela Has Oil. What It Lacks Is a Working Supply Chain appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

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