Long-haul trucking sits at the center of the industry’s decarbonization challenge. Multiple powertrain options are now technically viable, but their operational fit varies widely depending on duty cycle, route structure, fueling access, and fleet economics. The result for many fleets…
Most supply chain research never leaves the PDF. It gets downloaded, skimmed, forwarded once, and quietly forgotten. At Logistics Viewpoints, we’re deliberately building something different. Our research platform is designed to surface practical intelligence—analysis that operators, technologists, and senior leaders…
Sustainability discussions in supply chains often center on reporting, targets, and compliance. While those elements matter, they don’t address the underlying issue: sustainability is fundamentally a design problem. It reflects how networks are structured, how decisions are made under pressure,…
Energy has quietly moved from the background of supply chain operations to the foreground. What was once treated as a fixed overhead cost is now a variable that directly shapes network design, risk exposure, and day-to-day performance. Rising prices, grid…
InterSystems Names Don Woodlock as President: What It Means for the Future of Data‑Driven Supply Chains InterSystems has announced the appointment of Don Woodlock as its new President, marking a significant leadership transition within the company. Effective immediately, Woodlock will…
Johnson & Johnson will invest US$4 billion in new pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities in the United States, linking expanded domestic production to a pricing and trade agreement with the Donald Trump administration. The plan includes a cell therapy manufacturing facility in…
