Honeywell and Stereolabs are testing a mobile AI vision system that captures box dimensions, weight, and barcode data without manual tools. The move highlights how
The U.S. truckload market has stayed calm despite seasonal pressures, with spot and contract rates inching higher as carrier capacity quietly exits. Tariffs and trade
JLL’s latest U.S. Industrial Tenant Demand Study reveals how tariffs and shifting trade flows are reshaping the market. Retail demand has fallen sharply, while 3PLs
Commodity markets are no longer defined by how much prices move, but by why they move. A spike driven by supply shocks requires a very
Global supply chains are no longer defined by static maps and annual risk reports. Shifting trade policies, sudden labor unrest, and climate-driven infrastructure failures are
Distribution centers are no strangers to uneven demand, but the surge of e-commerce and SKU proliferation has made spikes far less predictable. A flash promotion,
Procurement negotiations are shifting from email chains and conference calls to autonomous “negotiation rooms,” where AI agents for buyers and suppliers trade offers in real
Diesel prices are climbing fast enough to reorder freight budgets, with more than half of U.S. transport firms now spending a fifth or more of
A new industry survey by Seagull Software shows that geopolitical shocks, from tariffs to talent gaps, are testing supply chain stability. Companies see real-time, high-quality
As global sanctions regimes become more fragmented and fast-moving, procurement leaders are rethinking how risk is tracked across the supplier base, and beyond it. Traditional
Honeywell and Stereolabs are testing a mobile AI vision system that captures box dimensions, weight, and barcode data without manual tools. The move highlights how
The U.S. truckload market has stayed calm despite seasonal pressures, with spot and contract rates inching higher as carrier capacity quietly exits. Tariffs and trade
JLL’s latest U.S. Industrial Tenant Demand Study reveals how tariffs and shifting trade flows are reshaping the market. Retail demand has fallen sharply, while 3PLs
Commodity markets are no longer defined by how much prices move, but by why they move. A spike driven by supply shocks requires a very
Global supply chains are no longer defined by static maps and annual risk reports. Shifting trade policies, sudden labor unrest, and climate-driven infrastructure failures are
Distribution centers are no strangers to uneven demand, but the surge of e-commerce and SKU proliferation has made spikes far less predictable. A flash promotion,
Procurement negotiations are shifting from email chains and conference calls to autonomous “negotiation rooms,” where AI agents for buyers and suppliers trade offers in real
Diesel prices are climbing fast enough to reorder freight budgets, with more than half of U.S. transport firms now spending a fifth or more of
A new industry survey by Seagull Software shows that geopolitical shocks, from tariffs to talent gaps, are testing supply chain stability. Companies see real-time, high-quality
As global sanctions regimes become more fragmented and fast-moving, procurement leaders are rethinking how risk is tracked across the supplier base, and beyond it. Traditional
