Logistics Management is celebrating its 33rd year collaborating with Dr. Karl Manrodt on the Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends, which serves as a key performance indicator for logistics

The 33rd Annual Study of Logistics and Transportation Trends surveyed over 200 experienced industry professionals to analyze the complexities of logistics and transportation. Key insights revealed significant declines in transportation

The future is increasingly uncertain, as highlighted by the pandemic’s impact on fragile global supply chains. Since the 1960s, supply chain technology has evolved from manual systems to advanced digital

Boscov’s distribution center in Reading, PA, has undergone significant modernization, enhancing its conveyor and sortation systems with new hardware and software. This overhaul, combined with a new order processing area,

Warehouse yards have long been viewed as “black holes” for visibility and coordination, often managed using outdated methods like clipboards. The pandemic accelerated the shift towards modern yard management systems

Food and beverage distribution faces challenges like perishability, regulatory requirements, and changing consumer preferences. The updated Food Safety Modernization Act mandates detailed traceability for higher-risk foods, pushing companies toward automation

The freight forwarding sector faced significant challenges in 2023, experiencing a notable downturn due to a global economic slowdown, rising inflation, reduced consumer demand, and geopolitical conflicts disrupting supply chains.

Supply chain management (SCM) software is crucial for enhancing efficiency in fulfillment, warehousing, and distribution center operations. Alongside enterprise resource planning (ERP) and warehouse management systems (WMS), SCM encompasses various