Uber’s Restructuring Shows Where AI in Logistics Is Really Going
Uber’s decision to reduce its workforce by about 10% will inevitably be discussed as another large technology-company layoff. For logistics executives, however,…
Charter Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
Gold Sponsors
What Is a WMS in 2026? The Warehouse Management System Is Becoming Something More
What Is a WMS in 2026? The Warehouse Management System Is Becoming Something More is ultimately a question about category boundaries. In 2026, warehouse management systems still has a recognizable core, but the value increasingly comes from what happens around that core: how operating state is shared, how…
This Week in Logistics: Freight Tightens, AI Moves into Execution, and Networks Get More Strategic
The logistics news this week was broader than any single technology trend. Artificial intelligence continued moving deeper into transportation, warehousing, and physical…
Autonomous Freight Is Moving From Experimentation Toward Commercial Logistics
Autonomous trucking has spent years occupying an uncomfortable position in logistics. The technology has advanced rapidly, demonstrations have become increasingly sophisticated, and…
Logistics Is Becoming an Operating System
A logistics network can have a capable transportation management system, a capable warehouse management system, strong carriers, modern automation, and experienced people and still perform poorly. The problem is not necessarily any individual component. It is often the spaces between them.
Why Logistics Needs Systems Engineering
Logistics leaders are investing rapidly in software, automation, and AI. Systems engineering provides a framework for connecting those investments to requirements, interfaces, decision rights, resilience, and end-to-end operating outcomes.