Approved Freight

6 River Systems | September 29, 2020

Adoption of smart robotics has accelerated this year, driving sophisticated automation in various environments. Introducing Internet of Things (IoT) functionality to robots isn’t new, however. In 2014, ABI Research introduced the concept of the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT). The term described intelligent devices that can monitor events going on around them, integrate various sensor data types, use local and distributed intelligence to determine the best courses of action before manipu...

Software and Technology

prnewswire | April 21, 2023

Inspectorio, the leading AI-powered SaaS solution for supply chain organizations, continues to break barriers in the supply chain industry with today's introduction of the Inspectorio CAPA recommender, the world's first ChatGPT-driven generative AI tool to assist brands, retailers, suppliers, factories, and others with supply chain management. "As a pioneer in the supply chain field, Inspectorio is leading the way into a new era of generative AI, where physical and di...

Freight

Fourkites, Inc. | March 08, 2023

FourKites, one of the leading supply chain visibility platforms globally, recently released in its new survey that ocean freight stakeholders are under pressure in 2023 from geopolitical influences, changing economic conditions and labor challenges after a turbulent three years for global supply chains. The survey polled more than 350 supply chain professionals to illuminate the most critical issues confronting the ocean shipping industry. The last few years of supply chain disr...

Cointelegraph | April 06, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic brings major economies to their heel under lockdown, there is mounting concern that the global trade and supply chain system could buckle within weeks. Collapsed supply and demand, transport frictions, labor shortages and, in some cases, early signs of protectionism, are making it increasingly tough for suppliers to keep goods and services flowing across global value chains. While the depth of the crisis may be unprecedented, the authors of an April 6 report for the Worl...