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Supply Chain Visibility: Page 2
RFID and Machine Vision are Having a Moment
Peak Technologies
RFID and machine vision are gaining momentum because they offer a practical, cost-effective path to automation. Unlike large-scale robotics projects that often require major facility redesigns and significant capital investment, RFID readers and AI-powered camera systems can typically be layered onto existing warehouse and manufacturing operations.
Designing for Uncertainty: A Flexibility-First Approach to Warehouse Automation
Locus Robotics
Warehouse automation decisions are often based on assumptions about future volume, labor, SKU mix, workflows, and facility requirements. The challenge is that those assumptions rarely stay fixed over the life of an automation investment.
Understanding the U.S. DoT’s American Supply Chain Sovereignty Initiative
The cargo visibility program will need data-privacy protections to succeed, experts warn.
How Mars uses 4flow’s AI Platform for Logistics Optimization
Supply chains are under constant pressure from disruption, rising costs and increasing service expectations—yet decisions are still made across fragmented systems and functional siloes. Even with heavy investments in digitalization and AI, many organizations remain stuck in reactive execution.
Orchestrating the End-to-End Supply Chain: Strategic Priority, Practical Reality
As technology, particularly agentic AI, is poised to change everything, the reality of “my supply chain is good enough” has faded. It has been the view of IDC for some years now that a truly end-to-end, orchestrated supply chain should be the ultimate goal to support the speed, agility, and efficiency of the overall business.
2026 Buyer's Guide to Real-Time Shipment Visibility
The 2026 Buyer's Guide to Real-Time Shipment Visibility from Tive provides a practical framework for evaluating today's leading shipment visibility technologies and selecting the solution that best fits your organization's needs.
State of Enterprise Shipping: A Market Moving Faster Than the Model
A survey of 240 enterprise shipping organizations across six industries examined how they see, govern, and decide their shipping economics. Every respondent manages a multi-modal transportation network with substantial parcel operations. The results were clear: shipping has outgrown its operating model.
Beyond the RFP: Strategic Resilience Through a Mode-Diverse Capacity Solution
For years, transportation procurement has largely followed a familiar playbook: Shippers issue an annual request for proposals, carriers submit rates, and those contracts are expected to hold steady until the next bidding cycle. Today, that approach has become much harder to sustain.
Reactive Supply Chain Strategies Are No Match for Disruption
The manufacturers that succeed in today’s disruptive environment will be those that can adapt faster than change unfolds.
When Did 3PLs Become Banks?
3PL clients who can see what they’re paying for behave differently in a contract renewal conversation.
Fighting Freight Fraud With Real-Time Supply Chain Visibility
The supply chain industry is entering a new era where visibility itself becomes a competitive advantage.
Watch: The Biggest Risks in Supply Chain Today
Derek Lemke, senior vice president of product level intelligence with Exiger, lays out the biggest risks that supply chains face today. Hint: There are more than a few.
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