The energy sector is under intense scrutiny. With wholesale energy prices rocketing and pressure to move away from fossil fuels to a more sustainable, green energy. The impact of the recent Russia-Ukraine war and the COVID-19 pandemic was largely out of the industry’s control. However, the need for resilience in global supply chains has hit […]

In our latest article, we assess the future of supply chain technology in times of uncertainty and an unpredictable landscape. When COVID-19 caused global economies to halt suddenly in 2020, there was hope that two years later the world would get back to a sense of normality. However, over the last two years organisations have

As a result of the pandemic, an enormous amount of pressure has been created for global supply chains. The electrical industry has not escaped these challenges. Manufacturers struggled to meet growing customer demand, and while 2022 seemed hopeful that things would get back to a sense of ‘norm’, the electrical sector still experienced significant supply

B2BE’s Joe Pettit is featured in the autumn edition of the Wholesaler & Electrical Distributor (W&ED) magazine The W&ED provides wholesalers and electrical distributors with essential business information and analyses the key issues facing the electrical wholesaling sector. Over the last three years, organisations everywhere saw a dramatic spike in the acceleration of digital transformation.

Chemical logistics is a sensitive area. This, however, hasn’t stopped the global chemical supply chain from steadily expanding over the last several years. Spurred by several factors, such as improved methods of communication and advances in transportation technology, this has opened up new market opportunities and increased complications. Poll results In our most recent LinkedIn

The electronic data interchange market is set to double in the next six years. EDI remains at the core of business throughout the world. With EDI growth and relevance set to expand as we continue to drive not only through 2022, but all the way to 2027. The global pandemic changed how organisations thought about