Mr. Gilmore serves as Chief Editor of Supply Chain Digest. He has a 15-year career in the supply chain industry, most recently serving as Sr. Vice President of Marketing and Strategy for RedPrairie.
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AI is all the rage across almost every process in business today. That includes warehousing and distribution, where this week the analysts at Gartner identified four globally disruptive AI trends that ...
Reduce the number of "bad loads" that you are dispatching (e.g., poor capacity utilization). Many shippers just live with this. See if these loads can be held for a day to improve consolidation.
According to the maritime analysts at Drewry, port bottlenecks in several regions of the globe are disrupting trade, with Maersk recently highlighting what it says has been 15 years of underinvestment ...
Opinion
Lineage Logistics Sues Two Solar Panel Operators over June Fire that Destroyed Las Angeles Warehouse
A huge fire that destroyed a temperature-controlled distribution center near Las Angeles managed by giant 3PL Lineage Logistics in June has spawned a lawsuit by Lineage against tw ...
Our Annual Review on the State of Labor in the Supply Chain Unionization Rises a Bit in 2025 What's Happening with Blue Collar Wages?
It’s been tough times in the US freight sector for more than two years, but carriers showed mostly up results in August, according to the Cass Freight Report for the month released this week. Supply ...
Last week, we published our annual column on The Labor (Day) Supply Chain 2026, full of facts about US labor, including unionization rates, the number of workers in manufacturing and warehousing and ...
Interact notes that cobot arms sold for humanoid applications typically command higher prices than conventional cobots from the same suppliers, reflecting additional axes, advanced force-control ...
Monday of course marks the annual Labor Day holiday both here and in Canada. Starting in 2011, I have written a column on the state of the labor supply chain in conjunction with this event. It was ...
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