Will the latest evolution of artificial intelligence create a fount of information — or misinformation? 

The mass disruptions of the pandemic forced a broad acknowledgement that there’s a lot of waste in current supply chains, says Chris Pickett, COO at Flock Freight.

For global shippers, diversification of sourcing and transportation providers is the order of the day. Hannah Testani, chief executive officer of Intelligent Audit, explains how artificial intelligence can help them to address the complexities that result.

Shortages, shipping delays and logistics breakdowns are offering businesses an opportunity to achieve competitive advantage. 

The recent drop in demand for services has left many startups in fulfillment and logistics struggling to survive, says Aaron Alpeter, CEO and founder of IZBA.

As the manufacturing industry evolves, rapid advances in AI might feel daunting at first, yet they hold immense potential for preventing future disruptions.

As AI drives autonomous systems that monitor markets and conduct buy cycles, the risk of causing a shortage by trying to “beat the market” could cause a disruption.

Logistics companies are increasingly turning to software providers to innovate and create a digital experience in bill of lading management. 

As inflation lingers, the tough times for the freight industry are likely to continue. But shippers and carriers have the power to combat rising costs.

Scientists predict an exceptionally intense El Niño pattern, reminiscent of the patterns observed in the early '80s and late '90s.