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Last-Mile
How Relaxing Regulations Will Expand Drone Delivery in Last-Mile
Arrive AI (formerly known as DroneDek Inc.)
Drone delivery – ideally to a secure, smart mailbox – will enable those cargo vans to park in a central location and send out drones to deliver to homes within a few blocks, saving circling and idling.
Last-Mile
Sustainability Capabilities Minimize CO2 Emissions in Last Mile
FarEye
Green vehicle route planning enables customers to design and plan last-mile delivery of products with a mix of green fleets (cargo bikes, bikes and foot delivery) to achieve on-time delivery with minimal or zero carbon footprint.
Carbon Footprint
Why You Need a Circular Supply Chain Plan
NTT DATA Services
To meet demand, companies need to strategically balance their supply chain and build in circularity. Those that do not will be at a competitive disadvantage and risk falling short of industry or government compliance regulations.
Last-Mile
USPS Targets Business with Boosted Offerings
U.S. Postal Service (USPS)
Last-mile delivery continues to grow at a fast pace, with consumers ordering online more and more. USPS looks to attract more businesses through new offerings.
Transportation
The Healing Supply Chain and a Big, Comfy Couch
Getting my couch a whole week-and-a-half earlier than expected shows that the supply chain is getting back on track.
Transportation
Drone Delivery Likely to Be More Widespread Soon
Verified Market Research
A new report from Verified Market Research estimates that the drone delivery market will grow at a CAGR of 53% from 2021 to 2028.
Transportation
What’s Happening With the Canadian Border Blockade?
Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA)
As some Canadian truck drivers try to separate themselves from the Freedom Convoy, the movement spreads to different countries, creating more disruption elsewhere.
Transportation
project44 Allows Public to Follow Supply Chain Crisis Data
project44
Inspired by the latest supply chain disrupter, the Freedom Convoy in Canada, project44 releases an online portal designed to let the public see real-time insight and data on the global movement of goods.
Transportation
2022 Supply Chain Trends: Building a Workforce for the Future
Anvl
Adopting these strategies will be essential for companies to keep pace with economic demands in an increasingly competitive landscape while taking steps to establish a workforce for the future.
Transportation
5 Petroleum Trends Show Silver Lining for C-Stores in 2022
GasBuddy
With the petroleum industry dictating shifts in the c-store model, here are some trends to watch in the New Year and the opportunities they represent.
Transportation
Vorto Optimizes Trucking Ecosystem
Vorto
Vorto launches an integrated transportation platform to drive sustainability and efficiency in the supply chain.
Transportation
Disruptions Likely to Come from Canada-Border Protests
Protests against COVID-19 restrictions in Canada will likely cause supply chain disruptions in North America, as truckers create a blockade on the Canadian-United States border.
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