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Manufacturers are navigating a year defined by cost pressure, tariff volatility, and rising quality expectations. New Fictiv research shows companies leaning more heavily on AI,

Manufacturers are navigating a year defined by cost pressure, tariff volatility, and rising quality expectations. New Fictiv research shows companies leaning more heavily on AI,

Global freight networks are under intensifying pressure to find practical, near-term ways to lower emissions while managing rising shipment volumes and volatile operating conditions. A

AI is reshaping cost structures across planning, manufacturing, and logistics as companies prioritize targeted deployments that free up cash for deeper automation. Accenture’s new research

TJX has built a supply chain that treats flexibility as a deliberate design choice, and its latest disclosures show how that approach can apply in

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada is introducing Agility Robotics’ Digit humanoids into its Woodstock, Ontario plant under a robots-as-a-service model to automate line-feeding and material handling.

The Trump administration’s request to slow the next phase of the tariff refund battle has opened a new rift with importers, who are pressing for

A widening military confrontation in the Middle East is forcing global carriers to redraw shipping maps overnight, injecting fresh volatility into container flows that connect

Identity fraud in freight and warehouse operations has escalated sharply over the past two years, exposing weak points in facility access, labor onboarding, and real-time

Freight operational decision density is climbing even as digital and AI tools spread across the sector, with most organizations still trapped in firefighting mode. A

Domino’s is tightening the link between its dough supply chain, store network, and dispatch systems to grow delivery profitably rather than just growing volume. In

Manufacturers are navigating a year defined by cost pressure, tariff volatility, and rising quality expectations. New Fictiv research shows companies leaning more heavily on AI,

Global freight networks are under intensifying pressure to find practical, near-term ways to lower emissions while managing rising shipment volumes and volatile operating conditions. A

AI is reshaping cost structures across planning, manufacturing, and logistics as companies prioritize targeted deployments that free up cash for deeper automation. Accenture’s new research

TJX has built a supply chain that treats flexibility as a deliberate design choice, and its latest disclosures show how that approach can apply in

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada is introducing Agility Robotics’ Digit humanoids into its Woodstock, Ontario plant under a robots-as-a-service model to automate line-feeding and material handling.

The Trump administration’s request to slow the next phase of the tariff refund battle has opened a new rift with importers, who are pressing for

A widening military confrontation in the Middle East is forcing global carriers to redraw shipping maps overnight, injecting fresh volatility into container flows that connect

Identity fraud in freight and warehouse operations has escalated sharply over the past two years, exposing weak points in facility access, labor onboarding, and real-time

Freight operational decision density is climbing even as digital and AI tools spread across the sector, with most organizations still trapped in firefighting mode. A

Domino’s is tightening the link between its dough supply chain, store network, and dispatch systems to grow delivery profitably rather than just growing volume. In