Fed Raises Rates for First Time Since 2023, Repricing Supply-Chain Capital
For the first time since July 2023, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates. The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday increased…
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Why Supply Chain Exceptions Are Becoming the Real Unit of Work
Why Supply Chain Exceptions Are Becoming the Real Unit of Work is ultimately a question about category boundaries. In 2026, autonomous exception management still has a recognizable core, but the value increasingly comes from what happens around that core: how operating state is shared, how decisions are…
ALVEST Launches TLD Robotics Following EasyMile Acquisition
TLD Robotics combines EasyMile, TractEasy, and TLD’s autonomous vehicle activities into a single business focused on autonomous ground operations for airports and…
The $850 Billion Returns Problem: Why Reverse Logistics Is Becoming a Margin Engine
Retail returns are approaching $850 billion a year. The strategic issue is no longer the cost of moving products backward. It is how quickly a retailer can decide what a returned product is worth and put it back to work.
The Next Supply Chain Concentration Risk May Be the AI Model Itself
Supply chains have spent decades trying to eliminate single points of failure. We dual-source critical components. We qualify alternate carriers. We diversify…
The Hidden Infrastructure of Logistics: Why Cohesion Matters
The next logistics advantage may come from what exists between systems: shared definitions, decision rights, interfaces, and operating architecture that create cohesion.