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Last-Mile
Cloud-Based Software Optimizes Last-Mile Operations
GroundCloud
GroundCloud launches GroundCloud Pro, a more advanced version of its flagship CSP manager platform, to help final mile delivery contractors optimize and automate their operations.
Trucking
There are Fewer Truck Drivers These Days. Why?
Dolly
As the world is dealing with the effects of what Forbes is calling, “Great Supply Chain Disruption” and its consequent challenges like rising consumer prices, a serious shortage of truck drivers is often cited as the reason for the persistent problems.
Supply Chain Visibility
4 Innovative Ways to Address Today’s Supply Chain Issues
Missouri Partnership
To stay ahead of disruptions in the supply chain, company leaders must adopt future-proof strategies, such as reshoring.
Supply Chain Visibility
How to Build an Approvable Business Case for Automating Source-to-Pay Processes, Part 3
Valta Technology Group (Valtatech)
Here is a look at the process of identifying the must-have’s for your future processes, mapping out what the new system will look like, and then designing an achievable road-map for implementing the new system.
Warehousing
Supply Chain Network Launches Women in Supply Chain Forum™
Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive launch in-person event to help supply chain professionals and industry experts learn, grow, network and more.
Transportation
GEODIS to Acquire Need It Now Delivers
GEODIS
GEODIS announced plans to acquire Need It Now Delivers, enabling GEODIS to significantly increase its presence in U.S. contract logistics and last-mile delivery.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
How the Shanghai Backups are Going to Upend 2H Logistics Success
Sleek Technologies
Despite the challenges that the industry faced in late 2021, when the calendar flipped to 2022, there was at least some semblance of optimism that by Q3 we would at least see a medium degree of normalcy return to the supply chain industry.
Automation
Managing Change for a Smooth Technology Transition
SnapFulfil
A massive shift to digital solutions is now well underway in supply chain and logistics but, as more companies make the move from manual to automated processes, do we risk leaving our workers behind?
Warehousing
Supply Chain Network Names Alexis Mizell-Pleasant as Associate Editor
Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive named Alexis Mizell-Pleasant as Associate Editor, responsible for writing, editing, managing the awards programs, overseeing social media, managing the websites and more.
Hiring
Why an Influx of Diverse Talent Could Ease Supply Chain Disruptions
Oracle
More diversity in the industry can help organizations navigate the continuous wave of new challenges. I believe the supply chain industry needs a fresh influx of talent, and leaders should cast their nets far and wide. Here are the top reasons why.
Transportation
Inflation, Interest Rates, Recession Still Overarching Themes
ACT Research
For context, ACT Research saw Class 8 orders rise 16% sequentially in June, cancellations fall to a 12-year low, build rise to its highest level this cycle and heavy-duty retail sales jump to their best result of the year.
AI/AR
7 Machine Learning Applications to Improve Supply Chain Resilience
Digitate
Machine Learning applications can help in forecasting and mitigating organizational risks, and there are several applications relative to an organizational supply chain that are technically viable and proven to deliver value and early successes.
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