DHL Orders 1,000 Robots To Expand Automation
June 19, 2025
DHL Group is set to deploy over 1,000 Boston Dynamics “Stretch” robots to automate the unloading of containers and trailers, expanding on earlier pilots in
DHL Group is set to deploy over 1,000 Boston Dynamics “Stretch” robots to automate the unloading of containers and trailers, expanding on earlier pilots in
Artificial intelligence has already pushed well beyond experiment status in procurement. Companies are now moving from generative AI experiments to early-stage deployments of agentic AI,
Companies are rethinking their view of supply chain risk in 2025, shifting from episodic crisis response to continuous, data-driven vigilance. The newly published WTW Global
Procurement teams have long managed inventory risk through delivery schedules, buffer stock policies, and volume forecasts. But as demand softens and suppliers face rising capital
Just 23% of supply chain organizations have a formal AI strategy in place, according to new survey data from Gartner. While most companies are experimenting
As companies diversify sourcing across the U.S., Mexico, and Asia, many are encountering fragmented order volumes that undermine scale efficiencies. While nearshoring improves resilience and
RH’s Q1 2025 earnings reveal how the luxury home retailer is adapting its supply chain to thrive amid global uncertainty. Through strategic sourcing, flexible real
For decades, warehouses relied on a patchwork of point solutions, separate systems for inventory tracking, task execution, and performance reporting. But rising throughput demands, labor
Manhattan Associates’ new agentic AI strategy isn’t just a concept—it’s already operational. With intelligent agents now handling dynamic labor assignments and order fulfillment, the company
Procurement teams have long managed supplier performance through delivery metrics, quality scores, and contract compliance. But in the current macroeconomic climate, marked by high interest
DHL Group is set to deploy over 1,000 Boston Dynamics “Stretch” robots to automate the unloading of containers and trailers, expanding on earlier pilots in
Artificial intelligence has already pushed well beyond experiment status in procurement. Companies are now moving from generative AI experiments to early-stage deployments of agentic AI,
Companies are rethinking their view of supply chain risk in 2025, shifting from episodic crisis response to continuous, data-driven vigilance. The newly published WTW Global
Procurement teams have long managed inventory risk through delivery schedules, buffer stock policies, and volume forecasts. But as demand softens and suppliers face rising capital
Just 23% of supply chain organizations have a formal AI strategy in place, according to new survey data from Gartner. While most companies are experimenting
As companies diversify sourcing across the U.S., Mexico, and Asia, many are encountering fragmented order volumes that undermine scale efficiencies. While nearshoring improves resilience and
RH’s Q1 2025 earnings reveal how the luxury home retailer is adapting its supply chain to thrive amid global uncertainty. Through strategic sourcing, flexible real
For decades, warehouses relied on a patchwork of point solutions, separate systems for inventory tracking, task execution, and performance reporting. But rising throughput demands, labor
Manhattan Associates’ new agentic AI strategy isn’t just a concept—it’s already operational. With intelligent agents now handling dynamic labor assignments and order fulfillment, the company
Procurement teams have long managed supplier performance through delivery metrics, quality scores, and contract compliance. But in the current macroeconomic climate, marked by high interest
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