AI Agents Are Coming for Logistics Execution
The next meaningful step for AI in logistics is not another chatbot. It is software that can take responsibility for a bounded piece of operational work. That distinction matters.
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Descartes Expands Freight Fraud Prevention
Freight fraud has become one of the most persistent operational problems in transportation, and at the Descartes Innovation Forum, Descartes outlined a…
Walmart Is Turning Marketplace Logistics Into a Platform
At the Descartes Innovation Forum, Walmart offered an interesting look at how it is thinking about the intersection of marketplace growth, fulfillment,…
What Satya Nadella’s AI Warning Means for Supply Chain
For the past several years, much of the discussion around artificial intelligence in supply chain management has focused on capability. Can AI…
Composable Supply Chain Architecture Promises Flexibility—but Can Easily Create Fragility
Composable architecture can reduce strategic dependency, but modularity also creates interfaces, identities, events, monitoring requirements, and ownership boundaries. Flexibility without architectural discipline becomes fragility.
The Logistics Executive’s 2027 Agenda: Eight Decisions That Will Shape Competitive Advantage
The 2027 logistics agenda is no longer a list of technology projects. It is a set of architectural decisions spanning systems, AI, physical execution, resilience, market intelligence, and competitive position.