Is your system vulnerable to cyberattacks? Here’s how to find out
As the transportation industry continues to adopt more vehicle and internal technologies considered hackable, the importance of penetration testing takes center stage.
As the transportation industry continues to adopt more vehicle and internal technologies considered hackable, the importance of penetration testing takes center stage.
The capacity at Amazon’s Atlanta facility has doubled to 2.4 million disaster relief items ready for shipment.
Back-to-school season is near, and planning is underway among shippers and logistics companies.
Southern Companies provides drayage services at seven Southeast ports.
GXO plans to run a new facility for consumer giant Kellogg in Belgium.
Users need to plan for rapidly tightening logistics real estate markets next year, a Prologis report says.
ChatGPT and other advanced AI tools are looking to find homes in supply chain software and in some cases already have.
CPG companies are trying to lock in low freight rates in a cyclical trough.
GXO, the world’s largest pure-play contract logistics provider, posted a record 12% year-over-year revenue gain.
EY Americas’ Sumit Dutta says there’s a realization among companies that a broken or inefficient supply chain is going to crimp growth.
“Although the U.S. supply chain is not having the issues that occurred over the last two years, many of the underlying problems remain,” said Cornerstone Systems’ Guy Wallace.
Localz offers a differentiated platform, logistics IT firm Descartes says.
Logistics real estate operator Prologis believes headwinds facing the supply side will prop up occupancy and rents into 2024.
Warehouse operator Prologis reported first-quarter results in line with expectations Tuesday.
Shipco Transport pairs strong company values with deep expertise and broad coverage to deliver concrete results to its forwarder customers.
GXO will operate six new warehouses in the U.K. for supermarket giant Sainsbury’s.
When John heard his trailer was missing, he was able to track the stolen property using his LandAirSea GPS and lead authorities to the thief. He saved the trailer, $300,000 worth of material and likely his reputation with his customer.
Shekar Natarajan moves on as logistics provider Quiet Platforms looks to improve on a disappointing outlook.
Young’ Ed Burns has succeeded his father as CEO at Burns Logistics as the elder becomes chief relationship officer.
“Our growth and potential were being hindered by manual processes and limited visibility into workflows,” US Cargo Brokers founder Adam Konopko said. “After adopting Ditat’s TMS, US Cargo experienced a complete transformation.”