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U.K. Firms Decry Unfair Brexit Border as EU Goods Waved In

The U.K.’s decision to postpone border checks on goods coming from the European Union until next year has delighted the country’s importers — but left some exporters angry.

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Watch: Using Quantum Computing to Optimize Shipping Routes

A look at the innovative application of quantum computing to the problem of optimizing ship and vehicle routes, with Amy Herhold, Director of Physics and Mathematical Sciences, Corporate Strategic Research with ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, and Jamie Thomas, General Manager of IBM Systems Strategy & Development.

Using Quantum Computing to Optimize Shipping Routes

BOPIS: The Retail Revolution Changing the Way We Ship

The traditional binary model of product flow from manufacturer to warehouse to store has been replaced by the “buy anywhere, get anywhere, from anyone” paradigm.

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Navigating the Capacity Crunch With Digital Maintenance Systems

Carriers are facing a combination of challenges that were unimaginable just a few short years ago.

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DB Schenker Releases BinPACKER Algorithm for Load Planning

DB Schenker, a global logistics provider, has announced the launch of its BinPACKER load planning solution.

How Fleets Are Adapting to Late-Stage Pandemic Trends

Regional reopening patterns will affect truck acquisitions, mileage, financing and more.

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Britain Delays Brexit Import Checks to Avert Disruption

The U.K. government says it will delay imposing post-Brexit checks on imports coming from the European Union in a bid to avert disruption to supplies this summer.

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Uber Freight Introduces Market Access Procurement Solution

Uber Freight has recently announced the availability of Market Access, an expansion to its real-time freight procurement offerings.

Smart Sourcing Bots Are Taking On Air Freight Procurement

One area that’s especially ripe for transformation is in the sourcing of air-freight shipping, for which demand continues to skyrocket as capacity remains scarce.

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A One-Two Punch: The U.K. Grapples With the Pandemic and Brexit

The conclusion of an agreement for Great Britain’s exit from the European Union probably couldn’t have happened at a worse time, coming as it did on the heels of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Ensuring Fleet Driver Protection in the Era of COVID-19

Major enterprises that employ hundreds of thousands of delivery drivers have a legal and ethical obligation to ensure the safety of these employees, contractors and the customers with which they may interact.

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Navigating Peak-Season Tailwinds: Four Trends to Watch

This year, the focus is on determining what broke down across supply chains during 2020, and figuring out what changes need to be made to drive success in 2021.

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