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Bruce Merrifield: COVID-19 distribution and improvisation measures

April 22, 2020

The unprecedented COVID-19 shutdown economy is here. How can you minimize downside hits, while maximizing upside opportunities?

Uponor distribution center powered 100 percent by wind energy

April 22, 2020

In conjunction with Earth Day 2020, Uponor North America has announced that its Lakeville, Minn., distribution center now receives 100% of its electrical power from wind energy.

Manufacturers of apparel for PHCP-PVF professionals adapt to customers needs

Mike Miazga

April 17, 2020

Whether you work in the warehouse, in the factory, in the pipe yard or spend all day making deliveries in a truck, functional apparel plays a key role in performance.

Supply House Times 2020 Young Executives Spotlight

Supply House Times catches up with a pair of New Jersey-based emerging leaders.

Mike Miazga

April 17, 2020

As has been our custom for the last eight years, Supply House Times profiles young executives/emerging leaders each year in the April issue.

The unprecedented disruption of COVID-19

What distributors should do next.

Mike Emerson

April 17, 2020

Most of us have been through natural disasters and recessions, but coronavirus, or COVID-19, is a new kind of disruption.

Dirk Beveridge: The demise of distribution?

Dirk Beveridge

April 17, 2020

Distribution is dead.

OK, I don’t want to be hyperbolic. So, let’s try this: Distribution “as we know it and we’ve relied in the past doesn’t exist anymore.”

Wave two of mechanical systems COVID-19 concern and action survey

Clear Seas Research releases responses from the April 2-6 survey, revealing how the mechanical systems industry is reacting to the pandemic.

April 15, 2020

BNP Media’s Clear Seas Research sector has completed the second wave of their Industry Perspective on the Challenges of Today research series. Wave two of the survey was conducted the week of April 2 covering the level of concern and actions taken by businesses among seven different sectors.

Pandemic Revenue Index indicates more than 29% decline

April 13, 2020

Indian River Consulting Group’s weekly Pandemic Revenue Index for the work week of April 6-10 indicated a 29.36% decline compared with the same week a year ago.