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There is no gainsaying the fact that Inventory is a double-edged sword. Too little leads to irate customers, and too much of it has margins shrinking along with market capitalisation, as evidenced by the selloff in Walmart and Target shares over the past month. In a whitepaper written for this publication in January, it was …
Over the past few weeks, the extreme hot weather in northern Europe has resulted in several outages in the data centres of Google and Oracle. Elsewhere in the world, data centres running Microsoft Azure services have also experienced unexpected outages.
Inflation, weakening demand, social instability and the war in Ukraine are leading to tumultuous developments in road freight prices.
The European Road Freight Transport 2022 Report shows a picture of a strong recovery, with some unpredictable factors creating an uncertain market environment.
A poll conducted in June 2022 has revealed that an overwhelming majority of the senior logistics and supply chain executives surveyed believe that a major transformation of supply chains is under way.
Contract Logistics Market exceeds pre-pandemic value but growth is set to slow, warn Ti analysts in latest research report – Global Contract Logistics 2022.
John Lewis is now looking to expand its home fleet and has started to run a trial, replacing diesel delivery vehicles with electric.
Ti’s latest report, Global Freight Forwarding 2022, shows that in 2021 the global forwarding market rebounded and exceeded the pre-pandemic levels.
New research from Ti reveals the progress made by digital start-ups and asks where innovation will take the market in the coming years
The European road freight market is projected to show positive growth in 2022, expanding by 4.9% in real terms to reach €390,754m.
Global Freight forwarding market grows by 11.2% in real terms during 2021, the fastest expansion in a decade, but inflation, war in Ukraine and dwindling consumer confidence dampen forecasts
European road freight rates hit an all-time high in Q1 2022 as rising cost pressures, supply and capacity disruptions, regulatory change and war in Ukraine created a potent mix of rate drivers.
