Physical AI marks a fundamental redefinition of how supply chains function, compete and evolve. Intelligence has entered the flow of goods.

AI agent automates sourcing, benchmarking and negotiations across modes.

The post-peak period may lack the drama of peak, but its impact on profitability, customer loyalty and next year’s readiness is just as significant.

Activewear retailer Fabletics turns to radio frequency identification to boost inventory accuracy, efficiency and store performance.

The modern warehouse must adapt to volatility, support speed, and drive visibility across the supply chain.

Agility and execution matter as much as forecasting.

From procurement to ports, network intelligence is reshaping how logistics teams respond to disruption.

Digital sandboxes turn uncertainty into fast, explainable choices.

Making sense of unstructured data is the greatest need supply chain managers have when it comes to AI, says Chris Cutshaw, VP of market solutions at C.H. Robinson.

It’s becoming clear that robust supply chain systems are a necessity for any healthcare facility.