
The Deep Current survey of 600 freight decision‑makers shows decision density rising despite AI adoption, with 74 % making over 50 operational choices daily and half exceeding 100. System fragmentation forces professionals to juggle five or more disconnected platforms, leading to extensive manual validation. Manual documentation checks and fragmented data are cited by 72 % and 69 % of respondents as major pressure points. The study concludes that digital transformation must shift from pure automation to reducing the cognitive load of decision‑making.

Warehouse automation promises easier picking and safer loading, yet it alone cannot solve the talent crunch. Industry leaders argue that career growth, cross‑training, and clear development pathways are essential to retain workers. Honeywell highlights training on new technology as a...

Online shoppers increasingly value reliable delivery dates, yet many experience shifting timelines and missed windows. A recent Avery Dennison survey shows 37% of consumers rank delivery delays as their top frustration, and 32% would abandon a favored brand after a single...

Symbotic senior vice president Brian Alexander outlines the current robotics landscape, contrasting autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) with high‑density automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS). He emphasizes the shift from traditional automation to AI‑powered solutions that can make decisions, predict demand...
Logistics Plus announced its plan to acquire Evo Supply Chain, an Indian fourth-party logistics provider. The deal will expand Logistics Plus's presence in the Indian market and enhance its global supply-chain capabilities.