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Supply Chain Crystal Ball Gazing: Let’s Look Ahead to 2028

Logistics Bureau

Sometimes I just like to live on the edge, which is definitely a qualifying status for anyone bold enough to make predictions about the future of supply chain operations and management—but I just can’t help myself. Of course that’s really not such a bold prediction to make, since some warehouses are already running dark today.

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Produce Season and How It Affects Capacity

Blue Grace Logistics

One part of the act on food transportation spells out requirements on issues, including adequate temperature controls for trucks, food contamination prevention, and vehicle cleanliness. . This, of course, needs to happen before a carrier can consider taking on new freight. . Work Smarter Not Harder .

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Happy New Year: Here’s the 7 things shippers need to know about the Q1 2021 freight market

FLS Transport

And that definitely applies to the freight market. And it’s worth noting that while the tight capacity may not be a direct concern for vaccine distribution efforts, it should be for shippers that move freight on temperature-controlled equipment. Of course, the annual RFP has been a staple of the industry for 25 years.

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Companies Improve their Supply Chains with Artificial Intelligence

Logistics Viewpoints

In the course of updating our annual research on the supply chain planning market , I talked to executives across the industry. Let’s start with a definition: any device that can perceive its environment and takes actions that maximize its chance of success at some goal is engaged in some form of artificial intelligence (AI).

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ASRS Warehouse Systems: Everything You Need to Know

Conger

ASRS Definition. Now, we’ve covered warehousing software systems in our article on Warehouse Automation Trends. Of course, this is done by replacing the manual aspect of warehousing tasks with automatic systems. But of course, robots don’t have to deal with the rigors of these environments. So we’ll skip that topic here.