Academy Sports and Outdoors is proving that higher availability does not necessarily require more inventory. By combining RFID-driven inventory visibility, AI-enabled demand capture, and disciplined
The latest State of Logistics report finds freight costs easing from pandemic-era highs, but the operating environment is becoming more fragmented and difficult to navigate.
Last mile delivery performance now depends less on carrier speed than on how internal operations allocate finite promised lead time. New research on e-fulfillment exposes
Artificial intelligence is beginning to influence not only how consumers shop but how orders enter fulfillment networks. New research from DHL suggests retailers and logistics
Warehouse operators are reopening capital budgets for forklifts and automation as throughput pressures intensify across fulfillment and distribution networks. New Interact Analysis research suggests receiving
New GS1 US research suggests warehouses relying on 1D barcodes carry hundreds of thousands of dollars in avoidable cost, making 2D barcodes a direct lever
PVH is reducing inventory while maintaining availability, protecting margins, and improving delivery performance. The shift reflects a broader change in how the company manages uncertainty,
Warehouse productivity is often constrained less by labor availability than by how work moves through the facility. Lean mobility strategies that bring power, data and
AI-equipped forklifts and autonomous drones are giving warehouses a continuous record of how inventory, labor, and equipment interact across the floor. The visibility exposes congestion,
Kohl’s is separating inventory into two distinct roles, deeper ownership of products where availability must be guaranteed and marketplace assortment that expands choice without adding
Academy Sports and Outdoors is proving that higher availability does not necessarily require more inventory. By combining RFID-driven inventory visibility, AI-enabled demand capture, and disciplined
The latest State of Logistics report finds freight costs easing from pandemic-era highs, but the operating environment is becoming more fragmented and difficult to navigate.
Last mile delivery performance now depends less on carrier speed than on how internal operations allocate finite promised lead time. New research on e-fulfillment exposes
Artificial intelligence is beginning to influence not only how consumers shop but how orders enter fulfillment networks. New research from DHL suggests retailers and logistics
Warehouse operators are reopening capital budgets for forklifts and automation as throughput pressures intensify across fulfillment and distribution networks. New Interact Analysis research suggests receiving
New GS1 US research suggests warehouses relying on 1D barcodes carry hundreds of thousands of dollars in avoidable cost, making 2D barcodes a direct lever
PVH is reducing inventory while maintaining availability, protecting margins, and improving delivery performance. The shift reflects a broader change in how the company manages uncertainty,
Warehouse productivity is often constrained less by labor availability than by how work moves through the facility. Lean mobility strategies that bring power, data and
AI-equipped forklifts and autonomous drones are giving warehouses a continuous record of how inventory, labor, and equipment interact across the floor. The visibility exposes congestion,
Kohl’s is separating inventory into two distinct roles, deeper ownership of products where availability must be guaranteed and marketplace assortment that expands choice without adding
