Technology Trends 2019 – The digital world now controls the physical one
In Technology Trends 2019, Ti identifies the technologies that will have an impact on the logistics and supply chain industry over the next 12 months
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In Technology Trends 2019, Ti identifies the technologies that will have an impact on the logistics and supply chain industry over the next 12 months
Whilst online retail sales growth is through the roof, the peak season presents a series of challenges for LSPs.
The rumours that DHL Supply Chain will be forced to make hundreds of its employees redundant as a result of Jaguar Land Rover’s cost control project illustrates the pressures on the automotive sector and the logistics service providers that support it.
CEVA has been outlining a new strategic direction and it is one that seems to place its shareholder CMA CGM, at the centre of the company.
The half year results of Royal Mail, released at the end of last week, are interesting in that they show similarities to those at Deutsche Post DHL PeP.
Maersk saw growth in revenue across all business lines and EBITDA for the group was higher at $1.1bn.
The state-owned rail network and owner of major logistics service provider, Schenker, is reported to be asking for substantial funds for capital investment.
Supply Chain and Freight came to the rescue for UPS in the third quarter, with a strong performance in road freight and forwarding counter-balancing profitability problems elsewhere.
The CEO of Deutsche-Post DHL, Frank Appel, appears to have acted swiftly and boldly over the problems at Deutsche Post PeP, embarking on a major restructuring of the group.
Chinese and US tariffs are set to come into force on July 6. Both Chinese and US air freight export volumes look particularly exposed. This may be the tip of the iceberg however in a conflict that could ultimately wipe out over half of global trade.
Prof. John Manners-Bell and John Galt Solutions discuss supply chain risk management in a conversational webcast.
The proposed merger between Sainsbury’s and Asda promises to have profound and widespread logistics implications.