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Saxon McBride, director, operations, Zero Down Supply Chain Solutions, was named a recipient of the 2025 Women in Supply Chain award, in the Trailblazers category.

Creating an ecosystem where all the parties reside together and competition for your service improves outcomes across the board.

Technology investment continues to surge, yet many companies are struggling to find talent with the right skillsets to implement and deploy the technology effectively.

TA reports that the combination of moderating imports and firming domestic prices is tightening operating conditions for steel producers, service centers, and manufacturers.

Supply chain mapping provides companies with more than a static picture of where products and inputs originate; it creates a structured foundation for active supply chain risk management.

Lean manufacturing in recycling will never resemble a textbook automotive plant. But when leaders treat variability as a design problem and position frontline employees as system stabilizers, lean can deliver real gains.