Meta, formerly known as Facebook, announced in March 2022 its selection of the Kansas City region for its new $800 million, 1 million-square-foot hyperscale data center. The news for Kansas City made headlines around the world, drawing a high number of views and significant engagement.

The company formerly known as Facebook will locate its nearly 1 million-square-foot data center in KC; project will be supplied by 100% renewable energy and will support 100 jobs.

As companies move from “survive” to “thrive,” here are a few Forbes supply chain predictions for 2022.

The Kansas City Area Development Council announced today that Walgreens, a neighborhood health destination serving 9 million customers each day, will open a new $30 million high-tech, micro-fulfillment center in the Kansas City metro area.

Congratulations to our partners in Kansas on the announcement that NetPMD Solutions, a leading provider of professional services and network design solutions, will locate its corporate headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas.

Leading global artificial intelligence (AI) firm, Torch.AI, recently announced its growth of operations in the KC region. The expansion, which will create nearly 500 new jobs, made headlines both locally and nationally. Take a look at the media coverage.

Congratulations to our partners in Overland Park on TTEC Holdings, Inc.’s announcement to locate a new customer service center. The site will serve as a hub for the company's 450 new jobs.

Congratulations to our partners in Leawood on the announcement that Torch.AI will create nearly 500 new jobs as it expands its operations. See why they choose to grow in KC.

With the rapid evolution of logistics technology, companies are dealing with an extremely different landscape than just a few years ago.

Many supply chain professionals have already adopted technologies like handheld computers with scanners and tablets, and wearables are expected to be one of the fast-growing technologies.