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Automation
Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award: ISEE’s Co-Founder, Debbie Yu, to Revolutionize Logistics with Autonomous Vehicles
ISEE
ISEE’s co-founder, Debbie Yu, and overall winner of this year’s Women in Supply Chain Forum™ award, is revolutionizing logistics by building autonomous yard trucks that turbocharge warehouses, depots, ports and factories.
Risk/Compliance
Protecting High-Value Shipments Against Theft
Copeland
To protect against product loss and/or degradation, many companies are investing in real-time location tracking and geofencing technologies that can help provide much-needed insurance policies.
Foodservice
UniPro Foodservice to Acquire Legacy Foodservice Alliance
UniPro Foodservice
The Legacy Foodservice Alliance acquisition is said to create new member/supplier relationships and create general marketplace efficiencies.
Risk/Compliance
Navigating Severe Weather: Essential Tips for Shippers
Coyote Logistics
At the end of the day, human relationships are still the most important factor in navigating any of these challenging scenarios. Here's 6 long-term strategies for severe weather preparedness.
Trucking
Freight Brokers Mostly Unfazed by Industry Challenges: Study
Truckstop.com
The survey reveals brokers remain relatively optimistic about their prospects over the next six months in the face of weaker demand, falling rates and increased competition.
Air Cargo
Air Cargo Demand Strengthens Despite Economic Concerns
International Air Transport Association (IATA)
North American carriers posted the weakest performance of all regions, with a 5.2% decrease in cargo volumes in July compared to the same month in 2022.
Emerging Technologies
MaaS Makes for Improved Visibility Across the Supply Chain
OEC Group
Lynn Stacy, managing director OEC Group – Liquid Logistics Solutions, details why Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) makes for improved visibility and infrastructure across the supply chain.
Material Handling Equipment
How Sodium-ion Batteries Challenge Lithium-ion
OneCharge
Lithium battery manufacturers are launching commercial-scale manufacturing of sodium-ion (Na-ion) batteries to be used in passenger electric vehicles (EVs). This may indicate the early market adoption and growth potential for sodium-ion chemistry.
Trucking
Zero-Emission Technologies are the Future of Transportation
Gladstein, Neandross & Associates (GNA)
Nate Springer, VP market development at Gladstein Neandross & Associates, and project director of the State of Sustainable Fleets report, details why zero-emission vehicles must be on the radar of all trucking companies today.
Trucking
It’s time for shippers to prepare for higher freight rates
DAT Freight & Analytics
Analysts predict higher freight rates to come in 2024. DAT provides tips for the food and beverage industry to build operational resilience in anticipation of a market shift.
Trucking
What Yellow’s Bankruptcy Means for Supply Chains Long Term
Insight Sourcing Group
The Yellow Corp. bankruptcy may cause short-term pain for shippers, given that the company had roughly 10% market share.
Fuel Efficiency
California’s Funding Assistance Program Helps Heavy-Duty Small Fleets Transition to Zero-Emissions
California Air Resources Board (CARB)
The voucher offer $83 million in assistance for small fleets transitioning to cleaner vehicles.
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