CSCMP EDGE 2026 put AI and freight fraud front and center, featuring insights from company leaders and new 3PL research.

Reflecting on the conference’s underlying theme—turning complexity into capability—Shih views today’s ocean shipping landscape through a lens of historical scale. “Thirty years ago, a container ship ...

For years, many organizations invested heavily in transportation management, warehouse management, and ERP systems while leaving the yard largely dependent on manual processes, says Derek Pedersen, ...

In freight transportation today, cybersecurity has become everyone’s job. That’s one of the key takeaways from this week’s National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) 2026 Cybersecurity ...

Managing rotational inventory requires tight coordination between procurement and repair cycles. In many supply chains, especially those handling repairable or reusable assets, even small visibility ...

FedEx has submitted an order for 2,000 new electric trucks, valued at more than $300 million. All units are due by the end of ...

At ASCM CHAINge 2026, supply chain leaders say disruption is permanent. Takeaways on tariffs, embedded AI, and workforce ...

Escalating returns are a margin-shrinking problem for U.S. retailers, surging to nearly $850 billion and 15.8% of annual sales in 2025. With hefty return volumes straining warehouse workflows, ...

We’re standing at the edge of a new era, where intelligent supply chain execution isn’t just a buzzword but the key to resilience, growth, and competitive advantage. Nearly 80% of supply chain leaders ...

Few commodities illustrate the fragility of global supply chains as clearly as cocoa. Over the past two years, the market has moved through one of the most volatile price cycles of the past decade.

For importers, the most expensive breakdown in the supply chain often isn’t ocean freight or final delivery; it’s what happens in between. The handoff from port to inland distribution is where freight ...