By Editor Panel, Logistics Outlook, Editor
The 853,000-square-foot logistics center in Laredo brings warehousing, transportation, customs clearance, and distribution services together to support trade between the United States and MexicoLaredo...
By Editor Panel, Logistics Outlook, Editor
New Distribution Centre Uses Robotics and Smart Warehouse Technology to Improve Storage, Picking and Shipping OperationsGrand Prairie, Texas, 14 October 2026 – Cutter & Buck, a US apparel company,...
By Editor Panel, Logistics Outlook, Editor
A new demonstration space in Porcari gives manufacturers a closer look at automated material handling, mobile robots, warehouse systems, and connected softwarePorcari, Italy, 7 October 2026 – Automati...
By Editor Panel, Logistics Outlook, Editor
How a new AI fleet manager is helping small and mid-sized businesses understand vehicles, drivers, maintenance, and costs without adding another layer of managementSan Jose, California, 30 September 2...
By Editor Panel, Logistics Outlook, Editor
A flexible logistics ecosystem combines automation, fulfillment, shipping, returns, and personalized support to help online businesses manage growthBarcelona, Spain, 16 September 2026 – As e-commerce...
By Editor Panel, Editor, Logistics Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Logistics Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Logistics Outlook
By Editor Panel, Editor, Logistics Outlook
By Ian Kirkpatrick, Managing Director, EISOP (Excellence In Supplychain, Operations and People)
Logistics businesses spend millions improving warehouse efficiency, transport planning and automation. Yet on many sites, one of the most important parts of the operation remains surprisingly difficul...
By Linda Hegarty, Co-founder and COO, Slick+
Why Best Practice Doesn't Survive the Shift ChangeMost frontline operations have the right procedures. The problem is how we hand them over - and how quickly they fade.It's 5.40 am at the gatehouse. A...
By Angie Fenton, Senior Director, Quod
For logistics development, the right location is no longer defined by roads, labour and market access alone. Increasingly, it is defined by whether enough electricity can be secured, at the right cost...
By Karin Ebbinghaus, CEO, Elonroad
A logistics or terminal operator investing in electric vehicles still has the same job to do tomorrow morning. Trailers need moving to the dock doors. Containers need moving to the ships. Customers ex...
By Antonio Luna, CEO & Founder, Vitti Logistics
For decades, the yard has been treated as the least strategic square footage in the supply chain: a buffer between highway and dock, run on clipboards and radios. In U.S.–Mexico cross-border operation...
