Manufacturing competitiveness is increasingly shaped not just by automation hardware, but by the software layers coordinating workflows, operational context, and real-time execution across industrial environments. For...
Home Demand rebound pushing rates up for early start to ocean peak season – May 26, 2026 Update Published: May 26, 2026 Blog Weekly highlights Ocean...
BMW’s humanoid robotics work at Spartanburg and Leipzig shows how Physical AI is moving from controlled demonstrations toward production workflows, where robotics, manufacturing execution, and unified...
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond isolated copilots and narrow automation tools. Across the supply chain technology landscape, a new architectural layer is beginning to emerge,...
Saudi Arabia’s reported plan to consolidate port, rail, and shipping assets under the Public Investment Fund is not just an infrastructure story. It reflects a larger...
Supply chain technology has traditionally been evaluated by functional category. AI is pushing the market toward a different question: what decisions does the architecture improve, and...
This is the final blog in a series that reviews discussions that occurred during ARC Advisory Group’s 2026 Industry Leadership Forum. Specifically, it details a keynote conversation held...
Supply chain planning has traditionally been periodic, while execution has been reactive. AI is beginning to compress that gap, creating a more continuous model of decision-making...
In 2020, Logistics Viewpoints argued that BJ’s Wholesale Club was an underappreciated supply chain story. The company’s advantage was not e-commerce glamour. It was operational discipline:...
The BUILD America 250 Act would create the first federal framework for autonomous commercial vehicles, shifting the debate from technology readiness to safety assurance, cybersecurity, remote...