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The ginormous LED screen flashed as dignitaries celebrated inside a bare industrial warehouse serving as New Albany, Ohio's latest data center. "Water is for streams, not streaming," it beamed to ...

Editor’s note: This article launches What It Really Means, a new recurring series on Supply Chain Management Review designed to clarify commonly used supply chain terms that often carry different ...

When executives talk about cost, they usually mean capital, labor or raw materials. But there’s another line item quietly eating into profits: bad data. It doesn’t show up on the balance sheet. It ...

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