Autonomous delivery services come in many shapes and kinds, none of which provides a one-size-fits-all solution.

The modern-day supply chain isn’t just about delivering product, but doing so in an efficient and sustainable way.

Business customers are now behaving much like consumers, with procurement professionals becoming accustomed to the “Amazon experience” they get when they order merchandise for the home.

All of the problems experienced in e-commerce sales during the pandemic are continuing, says Paul Ambruso, VP and general manager, mobile robotics, at Berkshire Grey. The challenges, however, are opportunities for technology vendors.

The vast majority of manufacturers are either aware of the need to improve CX. But with this fast-paced race to transform comes a variety of issues.  

Companies make thousands of decisions a day about what to produce, where to put product and what to promote. But they often make those decisions based on very limited information.

The new valuation puts the stake held by its chair and chief executive, Bernard Arnault, at $212bn – cementing his position as the world’s richest person.

When retailers craft a variety of delivery experiences, customers can self-select the one that best fits their delivery persona.

The shift to private-label merchandise in 2020 alienated major brands at the heart of its business.

To attract and retain customers in today's commercial environment, retailers must be able to cater to consumer demands across all sales channels, and ensure that every touchpoint is seamless.