Warehouse labor shortages have long been a thorn in global supply chains, but a new web application developed by DHL employees could soon change that.
The Covid-19 pandemic has led laboratory supply companies like Agilent to explore multimodal logistics solutions, and created impetus for digitalization.
Improving supply chain visibility is essential as trade is pressured by rising costs, growing volumes and threats to sustainable growth.
Quantum computers are still years away from practical application, but it looks set to positively impact industries including logistics.
The economic effects of Covid-19 will see a slowdown in digitization and automation upgrades for warehousing, but lower-cost tech remains attractive.
Saloodo! country lead and DHL veteran Homashni Naidoo shares her insights on digitalization and embracing change.
Amid the 5G hype, Low Power Wide Area Network technologies have quietly forged ahead as a low-cost alternative in the future of Internet of Things.
Technological innovations are changing the e-commerce game and providing new opportunities for all players involved.
With unparalleled capabilities to track, monitor, and diagnose assets, digital twinning technologies have the potential to revolutionize logistics.
Digital twinning technology is entering the mainstream where it is predicting future situations, the state of physical things and even the world around us.
With innovation high on the agenda, key players are tapping technology to solve problems that have long plagued the industry.
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Quantum computers are still years away from practical application, but it looks set to positively impact industries including logistics.
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Quantum computers are still years away from practical application, but it looks set to positively impact industries including logistics.
Drones have the potential to revolutionize supply chains and shape the future of unmanned aerial vehicles in logistics.
Counterfeiting has become a pervasive problem in the logistics industry, but there are solutions to prevent fake goods from entering the supply chain.
Small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) looking to expand across the region are turning to digital platforms for their evolving logistics needs.
