The sight of a massive steel tanker cutting through the Pacific with towering white sails would
Rohit Laila is a seasoned veteran in the logistics and supply chain sector, boasting decades of
The global logistics network currently faces a pivotal moment where the necessity of preserving perishable goods must be balanced against the urgent requirement to eliminate carbon footprints. As the 2026 Cold Chain Climate & Energy Summit at the University of Warwick demonstrates, there is a
The relentless rhythm of commerce across the United States, a system dependent on the constant flow of goods by truck, has encountered a formidable new chokepoint at a critical Chicago interchange, signaling deepening stress on the nation's supply chain. This year’s analysis of freight movement
A single social media post threatening to upend one of the world's largest and most integrated
With decades of experience navigating the complexities of global supply chains, Rohit Laila offers
The logistics industry is projected to grow at an annual rate of 9.1% by 2030. One major driver of this growth is the rise of e-commerce, which has reshaped consumer expectations, creating an urgent…
The promise of AI in logistics often overshadows its most critical dependency: data. Companies
For many years now, "supply chain resilience" has led as the ultimate buzzword in logistics
Americans have sent 46 billion envelopes in the last year, but that is far from enough to save USPS
Logistics managers are trapped in a false dilemma. For years, the default choice for freight has
The global maritime industry stood in collective disbelief as Hapag-Lloyd unveiled a massive forty-two hundred million dollar bid to acquire the Israel-based carrier Zim Integrated Shipping Services. This move, centered on a thirty-five dollar per share offer, represented a monumental one hundred
The seamless delivery of a single temperature-sensitive vaccine often requires a level of precision
The sight of a massive steel tanker cutting through the Pacific with towering white sails would
