Lisa Turkington

Partnership with EDA B2BE are excited to announce that we have partnered with the Electrical Distributors Association (EDA). The EDA is the trade association in the UK for electrical wholesalers and distributors. They believe in highlighting the important link between distributors of electrotechnical products, manufacturers, electricians, and electrical contractors. The EDA’s Membership is made up […]

Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, B2BE asked our social media followers how they would describe their current relationship with big data and analytics. We were specifically interested in how they were using it to manage their supply chains. Related content You may also be interested in our recent blog article on Supply

As EU leaders scramble to keep their energy supplies for the coming winter, at least two Western Balkans states (North Macedonia and Kosovo) will declare an energy emergency this August, predicting shortages in colder months. The pandemic caused economic shock in Western Balkans countries, their GDP contracting by 3.2% in 2020, rebounding to 7.4% growth

Last week, United States Secretary of State Blinken and Commerce Secretary Raimondo co-hosted Japan’s Foreign Minister Hayashi and Economy, Trade, and Industry Minister Hagiuda for the inaugural meeting of the U.S.-Japan Economic Policy Consultative Committee (EPCC). They affirmed their shared resolve for rules-based international economic order and the need to make economies more competitive and

Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn poll, B2BE asked our social media followers how they would describe their current relationship with cloud computing, using it to manage their supply chains. What is cloud computing? Cloud computing has been a fundamental shift and has revolutionised supply chains, providing a route through which supply chain executives

Heatwaves disrupt supply chains, and companies may find themselves unable to relieve the disruption. What we saw last week across Europe was not an anomaly. Heatwaves will continue to become more regular and dangerous as the continuing effects of climate change become more apparent and undeniable. Extreme weather causes disruption across the global supply chain,