Unlocking Last-Mile Efficiency with Automation Solutions
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by Martijn Graat
9h ago
Does Logistics Matter? Answering YES to the question in our latest podcast episode are Robert Zehetner, VP of Logistics Automation, and Cesar Lapuerta, Sales Director at KEBA. As e-commerce grows, efficient last-mile delivery is becoming more prominent. Both shippers and logistics companies are under increasing pressure to meet consumer demands for faster, more convenient, and ..read more
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Enhancing Your Customer Service Strategy: A Guide For Logistics, B2B Organizations
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by Martijn Graat
3w ago
For logistics and supply chain organizations – especially in B2B – maintaining high customer service standards isn’t always straightforward. For example, if you operate across a range of countries and areas, you may never even meet your clients in person! However, fortunately, there’s a lot that you can do to build strong, long-lasting relationships with ..read more
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Ammonia as a Sustainable Alternative to Bunker Fuel in Cargo Shipping
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by Martijn Graat
3w ago
The global economy would grind to a halt if we would stop shipping goods across oceans. At the same time, ocean shipping is one of the largest contributors to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. As an increasing number of companies are trying to bring down the carbon footprint of their supply chains, there is increasing pressure ..read more
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Common Efficiency Pitfalls in Industrial Businesses—and How to Avoid Them
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by Contributed Post
1M ago
Businesses of all types need to maximize their efficiency, but it’s especially essential for businesses that operate in an industrial industry. Those sectors tend to be highly capital-intensive, which means that any inefficient working processes can have huge financial impacts. Plus, as well as simply wasting money, inefficiency can simply cause a business to fall ..read more
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Harnessing Solar Power for Sustainable Inland Shipping: Wattlab’s Innovative Solution
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by Martijn Graat
1M ago
As industries increasingly focus on sustainability, companies seek ways to reduce their carbon footprints without compromising efficiency. One development in this area is the adoption of solar power technology. Another is a modal shift, where companies shift freight volumes to modes of transportation other than road freight. Inland shipping is one of those modes, but ..read more
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Drone Delivery of Takeout to Tourists on the Great Wall of China
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by Martijn Graat
1M ago
Tourists visiting the Great Wall of China can now enjoy a new service: drone-delivered takeout. Meituan, a Chinese food delivery and e-commerce platform, launched this initiative. Drone delivery is not new, and delivery drones operate in many countries worldwide, but the location is unique. The Innovation: Drones in Challenging Terrain The Great Wall of China ..read more
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IKEA Lets AI-enabled Drones and Warehouse Workers Work Together
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by Martijn Graat
1M ago
IKEA has been using drones to count inventory for some time now. In 2023, more than 100 drones were already counting inventory in warehouses in Belgium and the Netherlands, among other places. There are now 250 drones flying around in 73 stores in 9 countries. The drones from supplier Verity were originally only active outside ..read more
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Securing Supply Chains: Mitigating Risks by Leveraging Data and AI
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by Martijn Graat
3M ago
Does Logistics Matter? Answering YES to the question in our latest podcast episode is David Lynch, Senior Vice President, Analytical Solutions & Services at Sayari, the leading risk intelligence platform. Diverse Risks in Supply Chains Our world revolves around commerce and trade. Goods flow around the globe as supply chains become increasingly global. Larger supply ..read more
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Drought, Wars, and Pirates! Volatility in the Supply Chain Means Trouble for Logistics Teams
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by George Swartz
3M ago
Nature and geopolitics are creating havoc for companies’ logistics operations everywhere. What should company leaders be doing right now? Supply chain disruption didn’t stop with the end of COVID lockdowns. Things, unfortunately, never really got back to ‘normal’ thanks to the steady influence of natural and geopolitical circumstances ever since. You are not alone if ..read more
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Navigating turbulent waters: GoComet CEO on preparing supply chains for global conflict
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by Gautam Prem Jain
3M ago
As a major route within the global supply chain, the Red Sea typically sees about 30% of global container traffic and 12% of global trade. In November 2023, however, that changed when the Houthis took over a shipping vessel there in response to increased political tension worldwide.  The attack resulted in major disruptions for the ..read more
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