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Fleet Management

Slip Robotics Brings Autonomous Trailer Loading and Unloading to Last-Mile Delivery Applications

SlipLift supports payloads up to 20,000 pounds, enabling automation for heavier freight while maintaining fast, consistent dock turns.

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Risk/Compliance

Cydome Introduces First Cybersecurity Solution for Remote Energy Facilities

Cydome Embedded for Remote Energy Facilities enables advanced cybersecurity and regulatory compliance for hard-to-maintain, space-constrained facilities such as offshore wind farms, without requiring any physical access to the site.

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Material Handling Equipment

Bluff Manufacturing Launches Portable Yard Ramp

Bluff Manufacturing, Inc.

The Bluff Core Model Portable Yard Ramp provides efficient ground-to-truck and ground-to-building access.

Blue Buff loading ramp with forklift in industrial warehouse setting

Women In Trucking Association's Founder Ellen Voie to Keynote 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™

Women In Trucking (WIT)

Ellen Voie is an internationally recognized speaker and authority on inclusion for women working in non-traditional careers in transportation. Voie founded the Women In Trucking Association with a mission to promote the employment of women in the trucking industry.

Ellen Voie, Founder of Women in Trucking Association, opening keynote speaker at Women in Supply Chain Forum, November 17-19, 2026 in Charleston

Rail & Intermodal

Union Pacific to Modernize Locomotives

This agreement represents the largest locomotive modernization investment in rail industry history.

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How Automation Helps to End the Labor Crisis

Technology didn’t create today’s labor crisis. But if we’re bold enough, it might just be the thing that ends it.

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Mentorship Programs

Highlights from 2025 Women in Supply Chain Forum™

Check out the highlights from the 2025 Women in Supply Chain Forum™.

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Transportation Markets Show Early Signs of Capacity Challenges Despite Soft Demand

January reefer activity has offered an early glimpse into potential capacity challenges for demand cycles in the coming year.

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Risk/Compliance

Queclink Wireless Solutions’ Backup Tracker to Combat Cargo Theft

Queclink Wireless Solutions

The GL51CG is a long standby, battery-powered telematics device that provides an easily concealed and hard-to-detect secondary unit.

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What 2026 Holds for Direct-to-Consumer Farming

2026 is expected to bring shifts driven by technology advancement, ongoing changes in consumer behavior, and renewed regulatory and sustainability expectations.

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Carbon Footprint

GHG Emissions in Transportation Experienced Uptick

Agriculture emissions declined, transportation increased and manufacturing remains unchanged.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Container Shipping Reaches 2-Year Peak Efficiency

Carbon intensity hit an annual low while total emissions remained high.

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