Industry insights, integration guides, and product updates from the CXTMS team.

The FAA's new eIPP selects eight eVTOL pilot projects across 26 states, with cargo operations expected by summer 2026. Here's what shippers need to know about the emerging aerial freight layer.
Qatar's LNG production halt has removed one-third of global helium supply, doubling spot prices and threatening semiconductor fabrication and MRI operations worldwide. Here's what supply chain leaders need to know.

Millions of EV batteries will reach end-of-life by 2030, creating a massive new reverse logistics challenge. From hazmat classification to hub-and-spoke collection networks, here's how battery recycling is reshaping freight.

Mid-market freight forwarders face a two-front war in 2026: digital-native platforms automating pricing from below and mega-forwarders consolidating volume from above. Here's the survival playbook.

Secondary tariffs penalize third-party countries that trade with targeted nations—creating cascading compliance obligations across global supply chains. Here's what logistics leaders need to know.

The USTR launched Section 301 investigations into 16 economies on March 11, 2026, targeting structural excess manufacturing capacity. Here's what shippers need to know about this new tariff mechanism and how to prepare.

Venture capital is rotating from pure software AI into Physical AI — embodied intelligence for warehouse robots and autonomous logistics. With over $10 billion in robotics funding in 2025 and a $30 billion warehouse automation market, here's what the investment surge means for shippers.

Despite proven ROI and 2-3 year payback periods, most warehouses remain manual. We explore the five root causes of the warehouse automation adoption gap—and how logistics leaders can break through pilot purgatory.

The $34 billion warehouse automation market is pivoting from fixed conveyor installations to flexible, reconfigurable systems. Learn why adaptive automation delivers better ROI when product mixes shift unpredictably.

The IMO MASS Code and Lloyd's Register's new safety standards project are creating the regulatory foundation for autonomous ships. Learn what this means for ocean freight shippers and the future of unmanned maritime logistics.