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Ingredion Incorporated INGR continues to advance its enterprise productivity initiatives, focusing on cost discipline, manufacturing efficiency and network optimization. These efforts are aimed at improving operational effectiveness, controlling expenses and creating opportunities to reinvest in growth. The company is seeing benefits from these initiatives, particularly in managing operating expenses amid inflationary pressures. A key component…

E-commerce packaging is no longer a post-production afterthought, flag industry players. It has evolved into a field requiring alignment across chemistry, material engineering, reverse logistics, regulatory compliance, and digital infrastructure. 

Jen Easterly didn’t open her CyberCon keynote in Melbourne on 14 October 2026 with a briefing on current threat trends. She opened with a Rubik’s Cube. A few minutes later she turned to the 9/11 Commission, whose chairman described the attacks as, above all, “a failure of imagination”. That line, she said, still hits her…

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8×8’s WFM customer base grew by more than 170% since November 2025 as contact centres seek simpler alternatives to spreadsheet-led planning. Lisa Orford explains why AI is changing the work agents handle, and why workforce, quality, and coaching data must increasingly work together.

Every productivity case for artificial intelligence (AI) rests on an expectation: that time saved on a task translates into greater productivity. Julie A. Stone thinks companies need to examine the assumptions behind that expectation – and the human cost of meeting it. Organizations can measure faster and greater output without understanding whether the conditions behind…

America does not lack infrastructure, cargo or scale. In 2025, Los Angeles alone handled 10.24 million TEU, compared with approximately 14.2 million in Rotterdam and 13.53 million in Antwerp-Bruges. The combined Los Angeles/Long Beach gateway handled approximately 31% of all US international waterborne container trade.