How Do You Build Your Final Mile?

Customers heightened demands such as white glove delivery and fast shipping times have changed expectations for shippers dramatically. Many companies are struggling to figure out how to compete with large, successful companies like Amazon, who have raised the bar for shipping excellence. In addition, shippers and third-party logistics (3PL) providers must deal with a highly fragmented carrier market, often working with multiple carriers in any given market to meet special demands. In addition, maintaining communication across these relationships is a struggle, and gaining visibility across the shipping process only adds to the complexity of this landscape.
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8 KEYS TO ACHIEVING SUCCESS WITH AI IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN

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Artificial Intelligence offers huge benefits for supply chain managers, but only if it is based on solid fundamentals that consider the scale and dynamics of today’s supply chains.The success of AI in supply chains is heavily dependent on information accuracy, data timeliness, and selection of the correct decision space for AI applications.
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How Growing Warehouses Can Responsibly Scale Fulfillment and Parcel Shipping During Uncertainty

Over the last two years, peak season parcel volumes overwhelmed carrier capacity by several million packages per day, forcing carriers to increase staffing, throttle shipper parcel volumes, raise rates, and increase surcharges. However, this year it looks like capacity could outstrip demand (Reuters). During the pandemic, shippers faced the “Great Resignation” and ongoing labor shortages with historically low vacancy rates making warehouse expansion difficult and expensive. Now a softening economy has caused the first increase in vacancy rates in two years (WSJ). An uncertain and challenging time for warehousing and shippers.
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Gartner Update: Semiconductor Shortage & Its Impact on Supply Chain

The current semiconductor shortage impacts nearly every industry in every region across the globe. Where is the impact felt most? How long will the shortage last? What should supply chain leaders be doing now to counter the shortage? Join this complimentary supply chain webinar to tackle these questions and more. You will get an update on the current situation to learn when constrained chip types are expected to recover, and to examine the high-level factors impacting demand and supply.
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The future of zero-emission transport

As the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) highlighted to the world, electric vehicles (EVs) are going to play a key role in the decarbonisation of transport. Whether or not this will be the silver bullet for the sector becoming zero-emission remains to be seen, with too many uncertainties surrounding the affordability of the vehicles and the lack of current access to EV charging infrastructures.
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