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Editor’s Choice: 8 Supply Chain Planning Challenges Retailers Will Face In 2022 And Tips To Overcome Them

Logistics Viewpoints

Insufficient materials to meet customer demand. The ongoing chip crisis since last year affecting 100+ industries is the best example: supply couldn’t meet the increased demand, which led to rising prices and shortages in computers, cars, and pretty much any other electronics product with chips. To read the full article, click HERE.

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State of the art Logistics Campus

Logistics Business Magazine

Baytree Nuneaton, known as the ‘Rhenus Campus’, comprises of two warehouses of 210,000 and 771,00 sq ft on 64 acres and sets new benchmarks in environmental and social responsibility within the logistics sector. Included on the site is a three-storey 30,000 sq ft office headquarters with a structure constructed entirely from CLT and Glulam.

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SP Digital upgrades to automated mobile robotics

Logistics Business Magazine

The solution was implemented in collaboration with Boreal , a key provider of mobile solutions in Latin America and a strategic partner of Geek+ ’s AMR solutions. “We Listening to your customers it is always a successful and enriching exercise. We look forward to continuing to collaborate and expand the range of solutions.”.

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TEST Shipping Data: How Machine Learning, AI, Automation & Chatbots Create Hyper Efficiency

RPA Labs

Supply chain technologies are now focusing on logistical planning and shipping datamanagement in order to improve functionality and address issues in real-time. Trying to meet current market demands with obsolete systems is an exercise in futility, and that is causing many shippers, carriers, and forwarders to struggle.

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Logistics interoperability, deterrence and resilience – why working as allies matters now more than ever

Logistics in War

We believe that in a contested and competitive strategic environment, at a time where preparedness will differentiate a relevant military from one not so, true logistics interoperability will be a strategic strength. What follows are a few ideas that our armies should consider as they modernize to meet the needs of the future.

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Sales and Operations Planning: The Interpersonal Element

Logistics Bureau

What matters most is how effectively the people involved in the process collaborate and overcome the silo mentality prevalent in organisations with multiple functions and business units. The demand planner must engage sales, marketing, finance, and logistics colleagues to gather the required data. The Supply Chain Head.

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Tyranny of the Easy Button: Finding Balance Between Contract & Organic Logistics

Logistics in War

The third in a series of posts relevant for senior logisticians as they consider the future at the Australian and New Zealand Defence Logistics Conference. Operationally engaged around the globe, the US military finds itself increasingly stretched to meet an intense and broad set of demands. How We Got Here. Mission Creep.