Transportation management is expanding beyond planning loads and tendering freight. Modern platforms are increasingly expected to coordinate carriers, track execution, optimize routes, manage exceptions, communicate with...
Join me on Thursday, October 29 at 11:00 AM ET for ARC Advisory Group’s webinar, Beyond the Silos: Five MarketMaps Shaping the Next Supply Chain Technology...
Decision Intelligence is best understood not as another AI label, but as the discipline of improving consequential decisions. Enterprises already have analytics, dashboards, planning systems, visibility...
The New Logistics Advantage — Part 3 of 9 The old distinction between information technology and physical logistics is becoming harder to maintain. Software once sat...
Blue Yonder’s position in supply chain software is increasingly defined by breadth. The company combines planning, transportation, warehousing, visibility, optimization, and decision intelligence within a common...
Germany’s manufacturing numbers look better until you examine what is actually generating them. Real manufacturing orders increased 2.5 percent in July compared with June, according to...
Harness Engineering in Logistics — Part 3 of 6 Once harness engineering is understood as an operating discipline rather than a prompt technique, the next question...
The modern warehouse is becoming a cyber-physical system: software, inventory, labor, sensors, robotics, conveyors, docks, and transportation constraints increasingly operate as one connected execution environment. That...
When President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington on September 24, most of the attention will be on geopolitics. For supply chain executives,...
Körber has introduced K.AI Assistant, a generative AI-based assistant designed for regulated pharmaceutical and life sciences environments. The solution is intended to help operators, engineers, and...