The Future of TMS: From Transportation Planning to Intelligent Execution

The Future of TMS: From Transportation Planning to Intelligent Execution should not be read as a prediction that the current category disappears. The more likely future is that its core responsibilities remain while the operating model around them becomes more continuous, connected, intelligent, and…
Beyond WMS: Where Warehouse Execution Is Headed Next

Beyond WMS: Where Warehouse Execution Is Headed Next should not be read as a prediction that the current category disappears. The more likely future is that its core responsibilities remain while the operating model around them becomes more continuous, connected, intelligent, and selectively autonomous.
Auto Baggers Move Downstream: A New Approach to Packing Station Productivity

For years, automated bagging systems have been viewed primarily as inventory preparation tools. Retailers, e-commerce companies, and third-party logistics providers (3PLs) commonly…
Use Digital Twins to Validate Logistics Designs Before Go-Live

The strongest case for digital twins in logistics is not visualization. It is validation: using a sufficiently credible model to test operating assumptions, failure modes, capacity constraints, control logic, and alternative designs before those choices are exposed to a live network.
The 2026 Decision Intelligence Market Map: Four Provider Archetypes Buyers Should Understand

The 2026 Decision Intelligence Market Map: Four Provider Archetypes Buyers Should Understand is best read through provider archetypes rather than a universal ranking. Decision Intelligence is forming at the intersection of several established categories, so products can be adjacent in the market while solving…
Anthropic’s IPO Reveals a $430 Billion AI Supply Chain Bet

Artificial intelligence has a capacity-planning problem. Not an abstract one involving algorithms, but a familiar industrial problem: how much capacity to contract…














