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Logistics Bureau Supply Chain and Logistics News Roundup, July 2022

Logistics Bureau

As part of our ongoing commitment to keep our blog readers updated on what’s happening in the supply chain and logistics world, we’re launching a regular industry news roundup, which we’ll release periodically. Rapidly rising fuel prices will bring about even more widespread supply chain disruption. That may be because U.S.

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3 ways retail warehousing impacts profitability

6 River Systems

With online retail penetration projected to reach 25% by 2026, that means 75,000 stores could be forced out of business by that same year. Limited available warehouse space poses challenges At the same time, the available warehouse space for the logistics sector is tight, with just 7.3%

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Looking Back at Previous Capacity Crunches & How Shippers Responded

GlobalTranz

Also, the driver short has continually grown worse for the last eight years, and it is expected to continue through 2026, asserts Iris Kuo of Trucks.com. After the Great Recession, retailers and manufacturers could negotiate substantially lower freight rates with carriers and logistics providers.

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Only as Good as Your Data: Why Supply Chain Digital Twins Require Real-Time Data Unification

ToolsGroup

Digital Twin Applications For instance, say you’re a manufacturer or distributor. With a digital twin, you could run scenarios to see how a new distribution center would affect your logistical costs, or how fulfilling an order from your warehouse in Pennsylvania would be more efficient than fulfilling from Kansas.

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The Intelligent IBP Manifesto – key principles for a new planning paradigm

Supply Chain Trend

See below slide from one of my webinars. A Gartner report suggests that by 2026, over 65% of short-term decisions within supply chain planning will be automated or autonomous. However, for a manufacturer a price or promotional change might first need to be aligned with the customer. I was a planner once.