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Logistics Giants Are Turning to Remote-Run Forklifts Amid Labor Crunch

As omicron infections keep workers at home and labor shortages disrupt the world’s supply chains, two of the biggest logistics companies in the U.S. are looking to remote-operated equipment as a solution.

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Supply Chain Labor Shortage: Three Myths, and Three Must Do's

A divide has opened in the post-pandemic workforce — one that’s essential to understand.

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The Grocery E-Commerce Surge Is Here to Stay

The pandemic has driven a cultural change in consumer behavior that's sticking around.

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Ten Supply Chain Software Categories Worthy of Investment This Year

The current ugly state of supply chain infrastructure can be viewed as both as a headwind and tailwind for the software sector.

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Three Ways to Mitigate Labor Shortages for the Next Peak Season

Over the past 18 months, labor shortages within the supply chain industry have become a growing concern for a multitude of reasons.

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Outlook 2022: The Future of VR, AR and Digital Twins

Virtual reality technologies offer new opportunities for manufacturing, warehousing and other areas of supply chain management.

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A Nine-Step Checklist for Post-Holiday Returns Management

Holiday gift returns are expected to be higher than ever. Is your business ready to handle the influx?

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Retail’s Battle With Covid Actually Saved Its Stores

When COVID-19 erupted 21 months ago and upended retailers around the world, it looked like just another chapter in the sad story of an industry’s decline. The reality of the pandemic era, however, hasn’t played out that way.

Signage is displayed in at an Amazon.com Inc. Pop-Up store in Chicago, Illinois. Photo: Bloomberg.

Kalmar Launches Kalmar Tracker for Reach Stackers

Kalmar Inc., a provider of cargo handling services, has announced the launch of Kalmar Tracker, an automated container information solution for reach stackers designed to enable safer and more efficient management of container movements.

Amazon to Hold Off Warehouse Phone Ban ‘Until Further Notice’

Amazon is backing off plans to ban cell phones in warehouses, allowing employees to keep their devices with them at work.

An employee packs a box at an Amazon.com Inc. fulfillment center. Photo: Bloomberg.

Amazon Tornado Aftermath: Workers Say They Lacked Emergency Training

Days after the tornado toppled the warehouse’s 11-inch thick concrete walls, workers are questioning Amazon’s commitment to their safety.

Workers walk near the area of a collapsed roof at Amazon warehouse following a tornado in Edwardsville, Illinois. Photo: Bloomberg.

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