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Why Warehouse Usability Beats WMS Features in 2026

Most RFPs still treat usability as an afterthought. Here's why.

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AI to Reshape Agriculture Industry

Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST)

AI is being applied across every segment of the food system, from genetic seed selection to optical food safety inspection.

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TMS vs. WMS: The Real Cost Analysis for Growing Grocery Retailers

If the old WMS handled transportation, why not do the same thing in the new one? The challenge is that the business has changed.

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How AI and Robotics Can Scale Across the Food Value Chain

The industry's greatest challenge is no longer proving that automation works. It's proving that it can scale.

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Why Compliant Companies Still Fail During Food Recalls

Corvus Robotics

FSMA 204 fails to account for two critical scenarios inside the four walls of a distribution center: static inventory and inventory actively being moved within the warehouse. This is where autonomous data capture technology can fill in that gap.

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2026 Top Tech Startup Award: Nominations Open

This award highlights top software- and technology-based startups in the supply chain and logistics industry. Submissions close Oct. 2.

MBody AI, Check-Cap Merge to Advance AI-Powered Robotics Automation

The merger creates a newly public company focused on advancing AI-powered robotics automation across hospitality, foodservice and commercial operations.

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AI Deemed Most Disruptive Technology in Supply Chain

Robotics and automation follow as the second most disruptive technology.

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The Big Shift Reshaping Enterprise Yard Operations

Yard operations are moving from tactical to strategic, fragmented to orchestrated, reactive to predictive, and manual to increasingly autonomous.

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Cold Chain Logistics Market Surges to $1.37 Trillion by 2035

Global Market Insights

Many players are investing heavily in automated and digitally enabled storage facilities to improve efficiency, traceability, and reliability.

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Fleet Management

Motive Launches AI-Powered Fleet Maintenance Workflow Management System

Motive, formerly KeepTruckin

Motive Maintenance gives organizations a single, real-time view of their entire maintenance operations — from a fault code detected on the road to a completed, cost-tracked repair in the shop.

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2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award Celebrates Next Generation of Female Logistics Leaders

This year's winners are making a difference in the supply chain, both personally and professionally. Let's meet the winners from the 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award.

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