35 posts tagged with “network-design”

AI can accelerate supply chain network optimization, but only when teams pair automation with clean data, modeling discipline, and scenario-planning skills.

Cold storage expansion is accelerating, but food, beverage, and pharma shippers need tighter orchestration across appointments, temperature rules, exceptions, and proof-of-condition records.

Danone's Bridgeton plant closure shows how food manufacturers must realign production, cold-chain lanes, and SKU strategy when consumer demand shifts.

Tariff pressure is pushing logistics teams beyond temporary rerouting toward operating models that connect origin strategy, mode selection, customs data, and shipment execution.

Averitt’s planned Louisville regional logistics campus shows why shippers are rethinking regional freight networks around integrated capacity, shorter linehauls, and resilience.

Industrial leasing is rebounding as supply chains diversify, but warehouse footprint decisions need transportation modeling before leases are signed.

USPS is opening 14 sorting and delivery centers through July 2026. Parcel shippers should treat the rollout as a network-planning signal affecting induction rules, service promises, economy routing, and parcel TMS logic.

Quantum computing is moving from theoretical to practical for logistics operators. Here's which companies are running trials in 2026, what problems they're solving, and what shippers need to know now.

BCG and McKinsey data show 62% of companies are actively restructuring supply chain networks in 2026. Here's what that means for your distribution strategy and how to act on it.

Tractor Supply’s expanding hub-based delivery model shows how retailers can scale rural final mile by improving density, controlling bulky-order execution, and reducing cost per delivery.