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New RFID system helps robots locate moving objects in milliseconds A significant and potentially dangerous innovation has emerged at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: MIT researchers have developed a system,…
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Every supply chain manager is also an individual consumer, and there can be no doubt that the innovations in one market often alter the demand, offerings and consumer expectations of…
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Maersk looks to develop customs brokerage business through Vandegrift acquisition Maersk, the world’s largest shipping company has sealed the deal to acquire Vandegrift, a North American customs brokerage company, to…
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In our evermore interconnected world and rapidly changing operating environments, one logistical workhorse has remained a constant: sea freight. Despite drones buzzing in the sky, Hyperloop tracks being built, and…
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Boeing hopes to meet Dreamliner target with bionic workers In a race to meet demand for widebody planes, Boeing and Airbus are looking for inventive new ways to innovate their…
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The trucking industry has some fundamental problems to solve. It’s not that something specific has “gone wrong.” Rather, it’s simply an inefficient industry in general. There’s no shame in admitting…
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WTO to discuss new regulations for global e-commerce The World Trade Organization (WTO) announced that it will be holding discussions with its members in March, concerning the establishment of regulations…
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As a media partner, the All Things Supply Chain Blog proudly presents the upcoming Post & Parcel Europe event, which will take place on March, 26th – 28th in Madrid.…
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In supply chain management, it is essential to monitor data-based processes. From the production stages to the end customer, a trouble-free material flow must be guaranteed, as well as the…
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Amazon steps up its game in ocean shipping According to a report by USA Today, Amazon is increasing its ocean shipping services between the U.S. and China. The e-commerce giant…