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(8 articles)Most Organizations Lack Supply Chain Disruption Preparedness
Research from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) and Amazon Business indicates a critical gap between supply chain strategy and execution readiness. Despite growing recognition of supply chain
AMZ Shipper Expands LTL Services to Enterprise Customers
AMZ Shipper has announced a significant expansion of its less-than-truckload (LTL) services, now offering full enterprise-level access to its platform. This move democratizes LTL capacity for mid-mark
Building High-Performance Last Mile Networks Across Multiple Regions
This article addresses the strategic challenge of building and managing distributed last-mile carrier networks that operate effectively across multiple geographic regions. As e-commerce demand continu
Oracle's Agentic AI Transforms Logistics Command Centers
Oracle has announced a Logistics Execution Command Center enhanced by agentic AI technology, representing a significant shift in how enterprises manage complex logistics operations. This solution posi
Nearly Half of Companies Lose Up to 4% Revenue from Supply Chain Disruption
A significant portion of the global business community faces quantifiable financial losses stemming from supply chain disruptions, with nearly half of all companies experiencing revenue erosion of up
Uber Freight Posts First YoY Revenue Gain in Two Years
Uber Freight has achieved its first year-over-year revenue increase in approximately two years, posting $1.34 billion in revenue compared to $1.26 billion a year prior—a $47 million gain. This marks a
Amazon Launches Supply Chain Services, Replicating AWS Model
Amazon has announced the launch of Supply Chain Services, a new business unit designed to monetize its internal logistics capabilities and extend its successful AWS platform model into the supply chai
Amazon Opens Supply Chain Services to All Businesses
Amazon Supply Chain Services, previously an internal competitive advantage, is now being offered to third-party businesses of all sizes. This strategic expansion represents a significant shift in how
