Alexandre Faurestain

Standing on a platform with a parcel in one hand and a timetable in the other, the simplest errand should not require a separate trip across town when a station can serve both mobility and delivery at once, and that is the promise behind turning rail hubs into always-on parcel points powered by

From contract to corridor change: why a 12,000 HP bet reshaped Indian freight—and what this story covers Freight rarely grabs the spotlight, yet a 12,000 HP locomotive program quietly rebalanced capacity, speed, and reliability across India’s busiest corridors while prompting seasoned rail

What does it mean when the click of a button for next-day delivery sets off a chain reaction of danger on New York City streets? In 2025, the city is grappling with an e-commerce explosion that delivers convenience to millions but leaves a trail of chaos in its wake. Picture this: delivery trucks

Rohit Laila has spent decades at the intersection of freight operations and technology, and he’s seen fraud morph from clumsy fakes into polished impersonations that slip through busy workflows. In this conversation with Alexandre Faurestain, he unpacks how identity verification must anchor every

Rohit Laila has spent decades at the front lines of logistics—spanning supply chain strategy, cross-border compliance, and last‑mile delivery—and he’s an early advocate for applying technology to make global trade simpler and safer. In this conversation with Alexandre Faurestain, Rohit explains how

Americans now expect groceries ordered at lunch to appear by dinner, often within an hour, yet the robots built to make that promise profitable struggled when miles stretched long and density thinned across suburbia and exurbia. That tension—speed at the doorstep versus distance in the

Introduction Air cargo’s center of gravity is shifting under pressure from e-commerce speed, pharma precision, sustainability demands, and new digital norms, and the winners will be those hubs that modernize while never missing a beat. Frankfurt finds itself at this inflection point as Lufthansa

Public transit systems across North America are at a critical juncture, grappling with financial constraints while striving to meet the rising demands for sustainable and efficient transportation, as millions of passengers rely on these networks daily. A staggering statistic emerges: nearly 60% of

What does it take for small businesses from a tiny Southeast Asian nation to make a big splash in one of the world's most competitive trade regions? Singaporean small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are doing just that, with an astonishing 86% reporting increased trade volumes in Europe,

The Urgent Shift to Sustainable Packaging In an era where environmental impact weighs heavily on industrial practices, the packaging sector faces a staggering challenge: over 40% of global plastic waste comes from packaging alone, much of it single-use and non-recyclable, underscoring a pressing