Execution has replaced transformation as the top priority. A year after rebranding, Infios’ strategy reflects a broader ...

All supply chain organizations operate with performance expectations and target KPIs. The methods used to set those targets vary and as a result an organization may achieve its targets. But ...

Late orders: The tug of war between operations and transportation E-commerce late orders are driven by a breakdown between warehouse operations and transportation, and can be mitigated through early ...

Despite the enormous effort to meet customers’ expectations, e-retailers often struggle with late deliveries. News reports ...

The real bottleneck is decision-making, not data. Organizations have invested heavily in visibility tools, yet decision ...

UPS announced at the recent Modex conference in Atlanta the expansion of RFID-based package sensing across its entire network ...

With AI now entering routine supply chain work, chief supply chain officers (CSCOs) are racing to make their organizations “AI ready.” Yet readiness alone is too limited an ambition. If CSCOs focus ...

The 2026 Data Already Knows. C3 Solutions surveyed 149 supply chain and logistics professionals for the 2026 State of Dock ...

Importers don’t lack information. They get carrier updates, broker notices, tariff headlines, customs guidance, supplier ...

There is a pattern buried inside every major technological revolution that operations leaders rarely discuss because it takes us away from the exhilarating feeling of having found the silver bullet to ...

Editor’s note: A full deep dive into this topic can be found on Knut Alicke’s substack. You can view that article here: https://knutalicke.substack.com/p/the ...