The holiday spike generates disproportionate revenue for many smaller retailers, with some depending on the season for more than half of annual sales. But 2025’s
Companies facing volatile demand, elongated lead times, and rising carrying costs are turning to centralized inventory control towers to unify data, accelerate decision-making, and strengthen
Warehouse robotics are rapidly moving beyond fixed-path automation toward highly adaptive systems that navigate dynamic environments. From mobile manipulators to early-stage humanoid pilots, robotics programs
AI is quickly becoming standard in warehouses worldwide, according to new research from Mecalux and MIT. As more companies invest in these tools, everyday tasks,
Louis Vuitton has quietly done something many large supply chains still consider impossible. It has built an operating model that does not depend on forecast
For decades, logistics planning has been defined by schedules and constraints, fixed routes, seasonal forecasts, static lane assignments. But as networks grow denser and automation
A new sentiment report from Exotec finds warehouse workers increasingly view automation as a career catalyst, not a threat, citing higher pay, safer working conditions,
Cargo theft is becoming a financial flashpoint for U.S. fleets, with new Geotab data showing rising incidents and growing consumer awareness of the costs. As
Air cargo has always reserved special treatment for high-value shipments, from pharmaceuticals to semiconductors. But congested skies, inconsistent regulations, and rising security risks are making
Royal Mail is scaling up its electric delivery fleet with the rollout of 104 micro-electric vehicles across six UK sites, aiming to reduce emissions and
The holiday spike generates disproportionate revenue for many smaller retailers, with some depending on the season for more than half of annual sales. But 2025’s
Companies facing volatile demand, elongated lead times, and rising carrying costs are turning to centralized inventory control towers to unify data, accelerate decision-making, and strengthen
Warehouse robotics are rapidly moving beyond fixed-path automation toward highly adaptive systems that navigate dynamic environments. From mobile manipulators to early-stage humanoid pilots, robotics programs
AI is quickly becoming standard in warehouses worldwide, according to new research from Mecalux and MIT. As more companies invest in these tools, everyday tasks,
Louis Vuitton has quietly done something many large supply chains still consider impossible. It has built an operating model that does not depend on forecast
For decades, logistics planning has been defined by schedules and constraints, fixed routes, seasonal forecasts, static lane assignments. But as networks grow denser and automation
A new sentiment report from Exotec finds warehouse workers increasingly view automation as a career catalyst, not a threat, citing higher pay, safer working conditions,
Cargo theft is becoming a financial flashpoint for U.S. fleets, with new Geotab data showing rising incidents and growing consumer awareness of the costs. As
Air cargo has always reserved special treatment for high-value shipments, from pharmaceuticals to semiconductors. But congested skies, inconsistent regulations, and rising security risks are making
Royal Mail is scaling up its electric delivery fleet with the rollout of 104 micro-electric vehicles across six UK sites, aiming to reduce emissions and
