ERP integration creates the single source of truth vendors need to create a pricing ecosystem that adapts to customer preferences and supply chain volatility.

Attendees of Manifest 2026 will get the opportunity to attend presentations by the three winners.

Point-of-sale systems have recently become a particular favorite when it comes to finding vulnerable chinks in the armor.

Amazon has seen tariffs "creep into prices" for sellers, who have been left to decide between passing increased costs onto customers, or absorbing the costs to drive demand.

As the retail market continues to change and e-commerce becomes more dominant, delivery disruptions have evolved from isolated inconveniences into signs of deeper structural issues across the supply chain. These challenges are no longer confined to the last mile; instead, they often stem from fragmented upstream systems, inventory mismatches, and poor coordination between distribution, carriers and customer support. 

In an era where speed, accuracy, and efficiency are the lifeblood of retail, the logistics industry is undergoing significant change. At the heart of this is goods-to-person (GTP) automation, a technology that could change not just the warehouse floor, but the economics and possibilities of fulfillment itself.

Warehouse operations face constant volatility from labor shortages, demand fluctuations, supply chain disruptions, and rising costs. This research brief, How Warehouse Leaders Turn Uncertainty Into Advantage, examines how high-performing organizations respond by adopting a warehouse performance management approach that prioritizes agility, visibility, and accountability.

For supply chain, logistics, and finance leaders, understanding the true impact of the 2026 GRI is no longer optional. This guide equips teams with the insight needed to anticipate change, protect margins, and make smarter parcel strategy decisions in an environment where pricing never stands still. 

The high-end department store conglomerate said it had filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy only a year after the merger of chains Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus.

Retailers could get whiplash trying to keep up with youthful consumer spending habits, but they better get good at it as the upcoming generations emerge as mature consumers.