Mid-sized warehouse operators should identify the cost of workflow bottlenecks before selecting automation hardware, InVia Robotics says.
Heathrow third runway could be delayed until 2039
Heathrow has reportedly told ministers that its third runway may not open until 2039, extending uncertainty for airlines and air-cargo users.
Integrated data approach targets logistics park congestion
Vehicle queues can reflect delays in loading, dispatch or warehouse operations rather than a lack of gate capacity.
Freight sector weighs practical routes to lower emissions
Industry experts have examined how freight businesses can cut emissions through better planning, operational data and more efficient routing.
Girteka to add 900 Mercedes-Benz trucks by mid-2027
Girteka has ordered 900 Mercedes-Benz Actros L ProCabin trucks as it continues a large-scale fleet replacement programme across Europe.
Transporeon adds AI automation across transport operations
The Trimble-owned logistics technology provider is extending automation from freight sourcing and planning into execution, yard management and settlement.
AI Finds Practical Role in Transport Planning and Fleet Safety
Artificial intelligence is being applied to two immediate logistics challenges: making delivery schedules more accurate and turning fleet data into targeted safety action.
Cloud platform model targets the cost of outgrowing supply chain software
A tiered platform approach is designed to let growing companies expand logistics capabilities without replacing their core system.
Penske completes automated bakery fulfilment deployment
Penske Logistics has gone live with a Cimcorp system in Illinois designed to improve tray-level picking, throughput and delivery speed for bakery products.
Right-size boxing targets rising ecommerce fulfilment costs
Packaging automation is gaining traction as online order growth exposes the cost of oversized cartons, manual packing and transport inefficiency.