Shippers predict the Lunar New Year will add more complexities to the current global supply chain container shortage crisis.

2021 was the year for supply chain shortages. Moving into 2022, many supply chains are adding a little just-in-case to their just-in-time model to offset volatile supply and demand trends.

As the backbone of our economy and the first in line to feel the initial shockwave effects of the global pandemic, small businesses needed help.

2021 has proven to be the year of perseverance and as we cast our sights forward and onward to 2022, we see light ahead in the pursuit of recovery.

Bringing clarity to inventory management is the most valuable currency in retail, especially during the holiday season. Discover how supply chain finance helps retailers to bridge the cash flow gap and navigate business seasonality profitably.

Poor cash flow management is more common than you may think. So much so, that we reported on the most popular small business cash flow mistakes that we have seen including tips on how to avoid some them.

With growing demand for liquidity and timely payment, Buyers and Sellers should explore the benefits of early payment to relieve financial stress and to drive business growth.

Supply chains are faced with a whirlpool of challenges that will take some time to unpack and rebuild once the dust of disruption has settled. Until then, here are some tips to help navigate ongoing shipping delays.