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Making Warehouses and Data Centers Greener
Although the process of upgrading or retrofitting facilities can seem daunting, many of these changes can quickly lead to energy and cost savings.
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Chemship Commissions Wind-Propelled Chemical Tanker
Technology installed on wind-powered Chemical Challenger targets 15% CO2 savings on Transatlantic route.
Chemship's CEO Niels Grotz. Photo: Chemship
Anyline Launches Autonomous Drone Barcode Scanning Technology
Anyline said that it worked with the multinational paper and packaging company Mondi to develop this autonomous drone barcode scanning technology.
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ONE Launches Beta Version of AI Assistant NEO
One Network Enterprises (ONE) said that its NEO Assistant tool is the world’s first artificial intelligence supply chain assistant.
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EU Industry Calls for Green Shift Help to Rival China and U.S.
Over 70 business and industry leaders are urging the bloc to introduce a European Industrial Deal to boost competitiveness during the shift.
Golfech, France. Photo: Matthieu Rondel/Bloomberg
Gartner: Top Supply Chain Orgs Use AI at Twice the Rate of Lower-Performing Peers
Forty percent of the high performers surveyed said that they are using AI/ML for demand forecasting, while that figure came in at just 19% for the lower performers.
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IoT in the Supply Chain: Why Do We Need It?
Manufacturers looking to deploy IoT in that time should partner with specialists to help them deliver their vision.
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EU Approves $7.4B in Funding for Hydrogen Supply Chain
The money will support 32 companies working on 33 projects along the EU’s hydrogen value chain and likely unlock over $5.81 billion in private investments.
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Naval Escort Helps CMA CGM Ship Pass Through Red Sea Despite Recent Attacks
The EU announced February 19 that it plans to begin its own naval missions to protect shippers passing through the Red Sea.
May 2021. Photo: iStock.com/eyewave
Volkswagen Plans to Supply EV Parts, Cells to India’s Mahindra
Mahindra will equip some of its five planned electric sport utility vehicles with components from Volkswagen’s MEB platform and unified cells, the carmaker said in an exchange filing February 16.
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Arizona Company Planning $344M Solar Panel Recycling Factory in Georgia
Solarcycle said that it would hire over 600 employees to work at the Cedartown, Georgia-based facility, which is set to open in 2026.
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Connecting the Dots: The Role of the Modern-Day Warehouse Execution System
While new technologies can often take time to reach full adoption, the warehouse execution system has seen a quicker acceptance curve than its predecessors.
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