Supply Chain
The ripple effect of the Iran confict on Am...
The 2026 conflict in Iran has triggered a seismic shift in global supply chains, with the United States’ logistics severely impacted by soaring fuel costs,
DX Group launches new digital platform for ...
DX Group has launched a new digital platform for its DX SameDay service, enhancing how customers access and manage urgent deliveries across the UK. DX
UK supply chains exposed by concentration r...
As freight and energy markets contend with renewed uncertainty driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East, new research from global supply chains and logistics
Log-hub launches new season of Supply Chain...
As market uncertainty and rapid technological change continue to reshape global logistics networks, supply chain leaders are increasingly looking for better tools to stay informed
Log-hub introduces Supply Chain Agent
Log-hub announced the introduction of its Supply Chain Agent, a new capability designed to change how logistics and supply chain professionals interact with advanced planning
Cutting costs in last-mile cold chain deliv...
Logistics businesses are feeling the squeeze as they contend with rising fuel costs, economic uncertainty and the need to align with the government’s ambitious sustainability
Thousands of retail leaders standardise on ...
Samsara Inc., the pioneer of the Connected Operations® Platform, today announced that thousands of leaders across the retail industry value chain have standardised on Samsara to
Advanced supply chain analytics — for fre...
From network design and warehouse and inventory planning to CO₂ emissions analysis and demand forecasting, advanced supply chain analytics and optimization is now within everyone’s
Building a resilient supply chain amid unpa...
Supply chain logistics have always been finely balanced systems, dependent on precise timing, rapid pivots and slim margins. Over the past decade, these systems have
The role of technology to help navigate US ...
The UK automotive sector is navigating choppy waters. This time, it’s not COVID, a semiconductor crunch or Brexit, but tariffs. New US trade policies, including
