productDior invests in supply chain software
The fashion brand has tasked Scandit and Hardis WMS with optimising its warehouse operations.
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productScurri recognised by G2 for excellence in user experience, support and adoption
The next-generation delivery management and post-purchase experience platform, has been recognised across multiple categories in the G2 Fall 2025 Reports for its usability, support and customer satisfaction.
productStreamlined inventory management for agricultural machinery suppliers
Spudnik has optimised spare parts logistics with intelligent business software from INFORM.
newsNHS Supply Chain plans IT revamp
The organisation has selected Tata Consultancy Services for application development support and maintenance of its core business systems and cloud infrastructure platforms, over a period of five years.
articleBeko responds to supply chain challenge
The €79 billion home appliance industry is feeling supply chain pressures acutely, says Beko’s Cem Kural.
productScurri expands international delivery network adding Latin American carriers
New integrations with Colombia’s Urbano and Peru’s Prindel strengthen Scurri’s international carrier ecosystem and extend delivery reach across the region.
articleFuturMaster achieves ISO 27001 certification and strengthens the security of its SaaS offering
FuturMaster, a provider of supply chain planning solutions, announces that it has obtained ISO 27001 certification, the international reference standard for information security.
articleUK shoppers embrace AI for delivery updates and returns – but still want transparency and a human safety net
New research reveals 6 in 10 want AI powered delivery tracking and smarter returns, yet half still prefer a human touch when things go wrong.
newsSmart glasses to assist Amazon deliveries
Amazon is developing smart delivery glasses to help Delivery Associates (DAs) identify hazards, seamlessly navigate to customer’s doorsteps, and improve customer deliveries.
articleInside the growing cyber threat to manufacturing supply chains
Manufacturing supply chains have always been built for speed and precision. But now, they also need to be built for resilience. As operations have become more connected, cyber risks have grown more complex, testing even the most well-oiled systems, says Mike Dwyer.
articleMorrisons £4.7m ruling brings country of origin regs into sharp focus
In September HMRC won a £4.7 million case against Morrisons over aluminium foil origin. Analysis from Adam Wood.
articleHow EVRI overhauled its courier-facing systems to boost customer experience
Evri chief technology officer Marcus Hunter talks through the decision making process and impact changes have had on the business.
newsLogistics partnership targets defence sector
Unipart and KBR have announced the strategic partnership to deliver solutions for the defence industry.
productTech aims to boost HGV driver safety
Webfleet and Peregrine.ai are collaborated on a visual intelligence solution to enhance driver and vehicle safety.
productFreight forwarders get updated Standard Trading Conditions
A new edition of the British International Freight Association’s (BIFA) Standard Trading Conditions (STC) has been launched, replacing the previous version revised in 2021.
articleBulk accelerates growth and slashes carrier costs with Scurri’s delivery management platform
Bulk, one of the UK’s fastest-growing sports nutrition and activewear brands, has achieved significant operational efficiencies and cost savings by partnering with Scurri, the next-generation delivery management platform.
productBring visibility to supply chain blind spots
Modern, global supply chains are neither stable nor predictable, they’re volatile, exposed to a growing number of risks and viral trends. From economic uncertainties like rising labour costs and the effects of cybercrime, to political risks such as trade tariffs and increasing compliance. From environmental risks like extreme weather, to ethical risks such as child labour.
articleSortation for the future: robust solutions in a rapidly evolving supply chain
The rate of change in warehouse and distribution (W&D) logistics in the last five years has been amazing. Previously the sector primarily catered to B2B retail operations with predictable, large-volume shipments. Now, W&D and fulfillment centres find themselves operating in an omnichannel environment characterised by increased complexity in the number of orders, channels and their sizes.
articlePeak Technologies: Advanced tech on show at IMHX
Peak Technologies is set show how advanced automation is transforming modern supply chains at IMHX 2025 (NEC Birmingham, 9–11 September, stand A72) in partnership with Honeywell.
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