To help shippers and carriers work smarter, faster, and better than ever before, tech providers are going deep into artificial intelligence.

From simple voice-based picking technology to more advanced robotic solutions, automation continues to speed fulfillment at distribution centers around the world.

In our continuing series of discussions with top supply-chain company executives, Keith Moore discusses warehouse optimization and good labor management.

Logistics provider last month became largest provider of reverse logistics solutions in North America through acquisition of ...

Various industry groups say that while the Administration may have legitimate goals in ramping up a trade war—such as ...

Political, economic, and market-specific factors slowed the pace of orders, but outlook for 2025 and beyond calls for ...

Körber Supply Chain Software— to be formally known as Infios beginning in March —has plenty of funding to make those ...

I-95 in Fort Lee, N.J., ranks as the most congested freight bottleneck in the country for the seventh straight year, data ...

The furniture industry might seem an unlikely candidate for a digital transformation. But Jay Rogers, founder and CEO of 3D ...

Upgraded IoT systems, drones, and handheld devices are giving DC managers better visibility into their operations than ever ...

Deal combines Morrison’s air freight service for semiconductor supply chains with SG’s core business in ocean freight ...

Meal kit market leader HelloFresh is speeding fulfillment, enhancing quality, and boosting menu variety thanks to an ...