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Nationwide Capacity Crunch Shows U.S. Trucking Industry in Crisis

The United States is experiencing a capacity crisis — with roughly 10 loads to be shipped for every easily accessible truck — and shippers are scrambling to be able to service their customers without breaking the bank on every shipment.

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Cloud-Based Precision Technology Gives Last-Mile Logistics The Boost It Needs

E-commerce growth has placed more pressure on supply chain and logistics managers to build out last-mile delivery. Without it, retailers are at a competitive disadvantage, but many are still struggling to get it right.

Clean Data: It’s a Must In Order to Have a Solid Foundation for Digital Transformation

Inaccuracy of data can cost a business money and destroy business value.

Automating Business Processes Eliminates Waste in Construction Industry in Latin America

Digital processes are taking over the procurement, production, order fulfillment and delivery of heavy building materials to the jobsite. In Latin American economies, the construction industry will see renewed growth after a three-year decline.

U.S. Truck Transportation: Solving the Industry’s Challenges Will Separate Leaders from Laggards

Transportation is in the midst of change, but it’s unclear how its benefits or disruptions will affect processes, shippers, customers and providers.

China's Robocars Are Being Lapped By Their U.S. Competitors

China’s push into autonomous vehicles is barely out of first gear, with only a handful of cities allowing limited trials by search-engine giant Baidu, startup Pony.ai, trucker TuSimple Inc. and others since last year.

Source: Bloomberg

Amazon One-Day Shipping Lifts Startups Serving Walmart

Retailers that struggled to match Amazon on two-day deliveries have to spend big yet again to further cut delivery times.

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Q&A | How A.I. Can Solve Some of Logistics' Toughest Problems

Artificial intelligence can play a crucial role in solving some complex problems that arise from order fulfillment, packing and other logistics functions, says Jack Peck, president and CEO of FastFetch.

Artificial intelligence can play a crucial role in solving some complex problems that arise from order fulfillment, packing and other logistics functions, says Jack Peck, president and CEO of FastFetch.

Amazon Merchants Hit by Extensive Fraud as Hackers Tap Funds

Amazon believes it was the victim of a "serious" online attack by hackers who broke into about 100 seller accounts and funneled cash from loans or sales into their own bank accounts.

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Supply Chain Finance: Trends, Challenges and Questions for 2019

There are trillions of dollars’ worth of unmet needs in the market for supply chain finance.

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Five Ways to Profit by Going Paperless

Deciding to go paperless can seem overwhelming. However, refusing to do it will eventually cause your business to fall behind.

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Q&A | Automation Becomes Affordable for the Mid-Market

Robots and automated systems are no longer beyond the reach of mid-market warehouse operations, with prices coming down and new options becoming available.

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