AI and Automation Reshape Global Supply Chains

AI and Automation Reshape Global Supply Chains

This article explores the future of logistics and supply chain technology, focusing on the applications of artificial intelligence and automation in Transportation Management Systems (TMS) and how they drive improvements in business efficiency and effectiveness. Experts share insights on current industry challenges and strategies to address them, emphasizing how companies can leverage technology for transformation and innovation.

Smart Logistics Hubs Transform Ecommerce Supply Chains

Smart Logistics Hubs Transform Ecommerce Supply Chains

The booming e-commerce industry presents logistical challenges. Outpost addresses this by acquiring and building shared smart outposts, offering comprehensive services including cross-docking, maintenance, warehousing, and office space. Third-party logistics (3PL) providers leverage automation, AI, and integrated systems to optimize supply chains, enhancing efficiency and customer experience. Shared smart outposts are poised to become a key driver for the future of e-commerce logistics.

11/03/2025 Logistics
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Flexport Helps Five Brands Streamline Supply Chains

Flexport Helps Five Brands Streamline Supply Chains

Flexport helps five major brands, including American Metalcraft, solve supply chain challenges, enabling digital transformation, freight optimization, and business growth. By leveraging Flexport's platform and expertise, these companies have streamlined their operations, reduced costs, and improved efficiency. This success demonstrates the power of technology and strategic partnerships in navigating the complexities of modern global trade and achieving significant business outcomes. Flexport's solutions provide a competitive edge in today's rapidly evolving marketplace.

US Industrial Real Estate Market Stabilizes on Logistical Resilience in Q2

US Industrial Real Estate Market Stabilizes on Logistical Resilience in Q2

In the second quarter of 2023, the U.S. industrial real estate market demonstrated stable resilience with a net absorption of approximately 29.9 million square feet. The demand growth was driven by new logistics products, despite rising vacancy rates and consolidation pressures in some regions. By 2025, new supply is expected to exceed absorption, while absorption is projected to surpass supply by 2027.