Demand Planning

Setting the Stage for a Shifting Logistics Landscape In a world where global trade moves at breakneck speed, the air freight sector in South America stands at a critical juncture. With demand for rapid, cross-border shipping surging by over 30% in recent times, logistics giants are racing to bridge

What does it take to breathe life back into a long-forgotten lifeline for a nation’s agricultural heartland, especially when global markets are hungrier than ever for reliable supply chains? The arrival of the fertilizer vessel Federal Montreal at the Port of Johnstown in Eastern Ontario on

Picture a chaotic urban landscape where delivery trucks clog narrow streets, exhaust fumes cloud the air, and frustrated drivers honk in gridlock while packages sit delayed just blocks from their destinations. Now imagine a sleek, electric quadricycle weaving effortlessly through bike lanes,

An opening that reframes inventory success Cutting thousands of products might look like a retreat, yet Lowe’s treated it as a precision strike that swapped clutter for clarity, turned stock into cash, and lifted gross margin by 50 basis points while keeping price competitiveness intact. The

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

Imagine a bustling gateway that handles millions of passengers and over a million tonnes of cargo yearly, yet struggles to keep pace with soaring demand. This is the reality for Heathrow Airport, the UK’s premier aviation hub, now at a critical juncture as the government endorses Heathrow Airport