Steering customer behaviour can help to reduce the vehicles’ miles and associated emissions

Rob Zuidwijk on global supply chains

The logistics of the vaccination programme will be a huge undertaking. But there’s already a lot of expertise in the logistics community

Research has uncovered how truck drivers – and truck fleet managers – can reduce the terrible toll of driving on lives and on business.

For supply chain partners to realise existing potentials, effective controls are necessary to serve as the underlying basis of relationship management. Why do misaligned control structures happen? 

People have less understanding of numbers than companies often think. It would be easier to understand the amount of sugar in a product in discretizing units, like cubes, than in grams.

How RSM researchers help Doctors Without Borders to organise their humanitarian aid logistics.

Digital workplaces are more successful when managers trust employees and dare to learn from their mistakes.

Transparency in financial reporting – PhD candidate Henry van Beusichem investigated what makes a difference.

Safer and more productive workplaces - what motivates logistics managers and employees? New PhD research from Jelle de Vries

PhD researcher WouterVermeer explains how knowledge spreading through businesses can be better managed.

The Port of Rotterdam is sitting on a goldmine of data. But is this gold being effectively mined?

The supply of electricity is shifting to sustainable and decentralised production from renewable sources; it’s a big change from the 20th century model of central large-scale generation.

Bad loans are made in boom times. Good loans are made in recessionary times. Lenders such as suppliers who provide trade credit or banks would be well advised to remember this.