Industrial B2B supply chains are evolving in response to geopolitical developments, rising consumer demand, sustainability requirements, and the impacts of climate change. As a result, traditional,
Wireless connectivity is foundational to modern logistics. From handheld scanners to autonomous vehicles, most systems rely on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or cellular to keep information flowing. These
This week in supply chain and logistics, major players across industries are making bold moves in response to cost pressures, policy shifts, and capacity challenges. UPS is aligning with FedEx by
Logistics Viewpoints is pleased to offer a free executive summary of its market research report on Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), a transformative technology in the warehouse automation landscape.
The shift toward zero-emission freight is underway, but it’s not moving in a straight line. It’s happening incrementally, route by route, fleet by fleet, guided less by ideology than by operational
WiseTech Global, developer of the logistics execution software CargoWise, has announced the acquisition of U.S.-based E2open. The transaction reflects an enterprise value of approximately $2.1 billion
The conversation around sustainability in supply chain management has shifted in recent years, from compliance to efficiency, and now increasingly toward circularity. While traditional supply chains
Tesla Signs $16.5 Billion Chip Supply Agreement with Samsung for Autonomous Driving and AI Chips Tesla has entered into a $16.5 billion supply agreement with Samsung Electronics for the production
One often-overlooked area where warehouses can unlock major efficiencies is in the way they build pallets. Whether for storage or outbound shipping, building pallets efficiently, safely, and in a
Logistics Viewpoints is pleased to announce the availability of a free executive summary for its in-depth market research report on Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS), a cornerstone
Modern logistics relies on more than trucks, containers, and warehouses. Increasingly, it depends on data, not just from central systems, but from the edges of the operation, where assets move across
Electronic shelf labels (ESLs) are becoming more common in grocery stores, particularly in European markets like Norway, where some retailers now change prices dozens of times per day. The immediate
