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Alphabet Jumps Into Drone Air-Traffic Control With Flight App

Alphabet Inc.’s drone-delivery venture, Wing, is releasing free software for U.S. drone users to get permission to fly near sensitive areas such as airports.

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How E-Tailers Are Greening the Last Mile

Demand for last-mile delivery services is booming around the world — expected to jump nearly 80% globally in the next decade. Here are a few ways e-commerce and logistics companies are aiming to reverse their environmental impact.

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How the Internet of Things Could Help Solve the Chip Shortage

The recent computer chip shortage has created problems across industries, leading companies to reassess how they mitigate supply chain risk.

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Labor Shortage, Need for Speed: Why Robots Will Multiply in the Warehouse

Warehouse automation is becoming more mainstream and affordable for smaller and middle-market e-commerce businesses.

A Retailer's Guide to Optimizing Post-Covid Labor and Operations

Adapting to the rapidly changing landscape will require many retailers and distributors to look twice at their tools, technologies and fulfillment strategies.

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In the Game of Supply Chain Management, Remember These Five Moves

Supply chain constraints and disruptions across a slew of industries are making it difficult for businesses to keep up with soaring demands and rising prices. How can companies come out on top?

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Waymo and J.B. Hunt to Test Self-Driving Freight in Texas

The test run will use Waymo’s autonomous Class 8 trucking unit to haul freight between facilities in Houston and Fort Worth.

JBS Paid Hackers $11 Million After Cyberattack Hit Plants

JBS USA said it paid $11 million in ransom to the criminals responsible for the cyberattack that disrupted operations across North America and Australia.

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How Mass Consolidation Turned Food, Energy Firms Into Hacking Targets

A company that slaughters cattle may seem like an unlikely target for a cyberattack. That is, until you realize that taking out just one company could paralyze burger and steak supplies for all Americans.

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Global Manufacturer Cuts Costs, Improves 5S Organization With Seegrid AMRs

Challenge: A global manufacturer was focused on reallocating labor to reduce product damage and costs. Within its dynamic environment, it was crucial to adhere to safety protocols while improving reliability.

Wearable Tech for Cows Could Help Tackle Methane Emissions

Tackling methane emissions from livestock is one of the most critical — and most difficult — climate issues for meat and dairy companies that are under increasing pressure to clean up their supply chains.

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Traditional Freight Contracts Aren't Working in Today's Market

As technology moves in, the logistics industry is shifting from static freight contracts to more dynamic pricing models.

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How a Leading U.S. Floral Distribution Company Reduced Warehouse Labor Costs by 45% with RFID

Recycled Tagging Fasteners: Small Changes Make a Big Impact

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Enhancing High-Value Electronics Shipment Security with Tive's Real-Time Tracking

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