As shippers grapple with supply chain planning in the face of volatility and rapid swings in demand, data science and artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly emerging as vital tools.
Abe Eshekenazi, CEO of the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), …
Independent hauliers believe mounting calls for the UK government to provide temporary permits for EU drivers is like putting a “sticking plaster on a gunshot wound”.
Accepted figures put the country’s driver shortage at around 100,000, with some suggesting the …
With today’s announcement that the company has joined Hong Kong’s Low Carbon Charter (LCC), AP Møller-Maersk has shown further commitment to meeting climate change goals that go beyond the International Maritime Organization’s targets.
Launched by the Business Environment Council (BEC), …
Some things you’re glad you own, some things you wish you owned, and some things you’re glad you don’t own.
I’m glad I finally own my own home, I wish I still owned the Bitcoin I mined in 2011, and …
Transport Intelligence‘s Andy Ralls writes:
The express and parcels market has witnessed explosive growth in shipments over the past decade. This has been caused by the shift in shopping preferences towards e-commerce and away from physical stores. Whilst this has …
BLOOMBERG reports:
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A supply chain crunch that was meant to be temporary now looks like it will last well into next …
Zero Hedge writes:
The complex web of seaports, container ships, and trucking companies that move goods worldwide remains deeply tangled.
More than 18 months since the virus pandemic forced governments to shut down their economies and, in return, disrupt global …
