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Our world is changing at a breathtaking speed. Every day brings reports of new technologies, innovations, and business models shaking up markets. What does the future have in store for supply chain leaders and operators?

The barcode celebrated its 40th anniversary this month, its impact has been immense and is likely to remain so in the future in some guise or another

With ULEZs already in operation and more planned for other cities, it’s vital that those in the logistics industry put adopt measures to manage the ramifications of these zones. It’s never been more important to stay abreast of the latest technology.

Digital transformation of manufacturing businesses through new-age AI algorithms and cognitive computing has forged a realm of Industry 4.0.

Web forms are common elements on every page as they are used as a more direct means of communication.

How do you push the boundaries of your market offers to deliver service innovations and high-standard products while at the same time keeping profits up – in volatile markets and under increasing pressure?

For those of us working in logistics, it’s never been a more important time to nurture professional relationships in order to stay relevant and profitable.

A warehouse reduces operating overheads during peak periods by up to 20% after introducing a WMS. Traditionally, warehouses have coped with busy periods by increasing labour resources – but this is expensive. Using a WMS makes a huge difference.

As people are always on the go, packaging innovation to find ways to prevent spoilage can extend the shelf life of foods as well as design changes that allow for total consumption.

How much will it cost to deliver a package in the future? What were the three biggest supply chain risks last year? Here are some interesting statistics around logistics, supply chain and global trade.