41 posts tagged with “Logistics”

O’Reilly’s private-label sourcing strategy shows why supplier diversification is now an inventory-control capability, not just a margin play.

The proposed U.S.-Philippines economic security zone in Luzon signals how allied governments may build regional manufacturing, minerals processing, and logistics capacity closer to strategic demand while reducing single-country concentration risk.

IATA's 2026 manual release includes nearly 100 changes affecting air cargo compliance. Battery regulations dominate, but there's more. Here's what forwarders and shippers need to know.

Trucking spot rates are up 25% year-over-year while intermodal pricing remains compressed. Here's what that gap means for your Q2 freight strategy.

Krane emerged from stealth with $9M in seed funding to bring AI agent crews to the $13 trillion construction industry, automating procurement, submittal management, and delivery coordination across data center and infrastructure projects.

A two-day nationwide transport strike in the Philippines over fuel prices breaching ₱100 per liter reveals critical vulnerabilities in ASEAN supply chains. Here's what shippers need to know about fuel-driven labor disruptions and regional logistics fragility.

Micro-credentials and digital badges are reshaping how logistics professionals build careers. Learn how stackable certifications from ASCM, MHI, and corporate programs are creating faster, cheaper pathways into supply chain roles — and why employers are hiring badge-holders over degree-holders in 2026.

Nuclear verdicts in trucking have reached a $36 million median, with a 235% increase in million-dollar-plus awards since 2012. Learn how skyrocketing jury awards are forcing carrier exits, spiking insurance premiums, and tightening freight capacity in 2026.

Truck driver detention costs the industry $15.1 billion annually. Learn how shipper accountability, dock scheduling technology, and FMCSA transparency initiatives are reshaping freight economics in 2026.

The additive manufacturing market is projected to reach $31.16 billion in 2026 and $125.94 billion by 2034. Learn how 3D printing is eliminating cross-continental spare parts freight, replacing physical warehouses with digital inventory, and reshaping global supply chain geography.