Are you playing to win, or hoping not to lose?
That was one of the intriguing questions raised at last week’s SCALA Consulting Annual Supply Chain Debate, which was positively bursting with insights. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.
That was one of the intriguing questions raised at last week’s SCALA Consulting Annual Supply Chain Debate, which was positively bursting with insights. Logistics Matters editor Simon Duddy reports.
Amazon Supply Chain Services has launched its less-than-truckload freight offering for all businesses including third-party warehouses, distribution centres, and retail partners.
Retailers gain access to white-glove, two-person delivery services through a single API as demand grows for premium delivery experiences.
The Supply Chain Disruption Radar integrates with Yusen Vantage Performance, the company’s supply chain visibility platform, delivering concise alerts and customer-ready insights.
Over half of UK businesses are financially underprepared for disruption as th Iran conflict clouds the economic outlook.
The Logistics Report 2026, produced by Logistics UK, combines the latest official statistics with insight from industry experts and shows how development and adoption of technology throughout the logistics sector is on the rise.
Excessive walking in warehouses, shop floors or distribution centres is a major source of inefficiency.
Premium equestrian brand LeMieux has expanded its partnership with delivery management platform Scurri to strengthen delivery visibility, improve checkout choice and enhance the post-purchase experience for customers as the brand continues its international growth.
The US-focused research reveals tariffs are no longer a static cost for logistics leaders but a real-time execution variable that is actively managed across transport, routing and compliance.
The addition builds on Forterro’s growing manufacturing software capabilities, expanding support for small industrial companies and mid-market manufacturers, with continued investment in cloud and AI as part of Forterro’s long-term platform strategy.
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event returns on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the Coventry Building Society Arena, offering warehouse and logistics professionals a focused day on operational challenges and emerging technologies.
61% of industrial businesses rate their digital progress as poor or adequate, according to research from Forterro.
The logistics sector needs agile software that adapts quickly to changes in order structure. Reliability is a self-evident requirement for automation, but when robots contribute to grocery distribution, they become a part of security of supply.
The new devices deliver specialised capabilities for today’s intelligence economy.
New partnership connects delivery and returns to help retailers scale without sacrificing customer experience.
Warehouses have become incredibly exciting places in recent years, says warehouse transformation consultancy Westernacher.
Analysis shows ultra-fast delivery drives a 104.5% increase in delays, while just 4% of UK shoppers want same-day and only 7% say fast delivery works reliably.
Experts will uncover insights on challenging warehouse implementations at the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Coventry event on May 14 at the CBS Arena.
UPS is rolling out RFID package sensing across its US small package network, a first roll-out from major logistics provider at this scale.
The GXO Accelerator will identify, test and scale new logistics technologies.