Re-warehousing is more than just moving materials from one place to another. It is a strategic process that can reduce operational costs, improve inventory control, and enhance overall warehouse efficiency. At ASCI, we view re-warehousing as an opportunity to strengthen the entire supply chain.

If you’re a small manufacturer, whether making skincare products, packaged foods or portable weather stations in Alaska or another remote area, your warehouse isn’t just “where things sit.” It’s the engine that keeps your entire operation running. When margins are tight and logistics are tricky, running a warehouse well can be the difference between profit and loss. Going lean and regional doesn't mean trying to copy giant supply chains.

Effective inventory management is about more than keeping track of what is on the shelves. It requires accurate data, consistent processes, the right tools, and a strong commitment to safety.

Christine Hopkins Named Rising Star for the 2025 Lew Shattuck Small Business Advocate of the Year Award. The award was presented during WP25: The National Small Business Association’s (NSBA) Annual Fly-In, an event that convenes small-business leaders, members of Congress, and Administration officials for two days of education, networking, and advocacy.

Whether you are moving from a legacy Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) into an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system like Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing (SAP), upgrading with Enteria for better procurement and contracting, or adding Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) for a broader operational view, the risks are the same. Without preparation, strong data practices, and a well-trained floor team, inventory control can go off track wit

At Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE), logistics is more than just moving materials, it’s the heartbeat of mission readiness. Behind the scenes, Mule Train Drivers coordinate intricate movements of aircraft parts, tools, and hazardous materials with precision and urgency.

Vistage, the world’s largest CEO coaching and peer advisory organization for small and midsize businesses, has named Christine Hopkins, President, CEO, and Managing Owner of the ASCI Family of Companies, as the recipient of its 2025 Leadership Award for the Alaska region.

If you’ve worked in federal procurement recently, you’ve likely felt the increased pressure to source domestically. The Buy American Act (BAA) and Build America, Buy America Act (BABA) aren’t just buzzwords—they’re shaping the way we operate.

In 2025, the global supply chain landscape is marked by growing complexity and volatility. From geopolitical tensions to climate-related disruptions, businesses must adopt proactive strategies to build resilience and ensure continuity. This post explores the top supply chain challenges of 2025 and offers actionable insights for strengthening supply chain operations.

In warehouse management, how staff are trained has a direct impact on performance. One key decision is whether to keep roles specialized or to cross-train employees to handle tasks such as forklift operation, , inventory management, cycle counting, receiving, and shipping.

Explore the strategies that businesses can utilize to manage tariff impacts across four critical areas in supply chain management

SBA has named Christine Hopkins, President/CEO/Managing Owner of ASCI as the 2025 Small Business Person of the Year for the State of Alaska

Explore the strategies that businesses can utilize to manage tariff impacts across four critical areas in supply chain management

The Evolution of Supply Chain Management: From Ancient Trade to Digital Transformation

Supply chain resilience matters. It means being prepared for problems, recovering quickly, and keeping the business running smoothly.