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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. Increased near-shoring in Mexico and elsewhere as companies seek shorter supply chains.

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Online Learning is Growing Exponentially—And it’s Here to Stay

Logistics Bureau

billion USD by 2026, if not before then. billion (USD) by 2026 at a CAGR of 9.1 percent from 2018 to 2026. ” Supply Chain and Industry-Specific Training Online. What Do You Get With Supply Chain Secrets? eBooks: A series of books on Supply Chain and Logistics.

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What is Last-Mile Tracking and How it Improves Delivery Efficiency

Locus

Watch this webinar to deliver exceptional customer experiences! Watch the Webinar What is last-mile tracking? The process of monitoring and managing the final stage of delivery, which is often the most complex and expensive part of the supply chain, is known as last-mile tracking.

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Parcel Volumes Decline But Revenue Increases for FedEx and UPS

Intelligent Audit

million Ground economy packages out of constrained sorts.”. Meanwhile, UPS is bringing online two automated hubs— in Pennsylvania and California—and rolling out RFID tagging for each package, automated bagging and labeling, and robotic small sort induction. For example, during Cyber Week, this technology helped keep 1.9

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3 ways retail warehousing impacts profitability

6 River Systems

The COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted global supply chains and caused massive shifts in demand across product categories. 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. billion with U.S. eCommerce retailers, marking 14.9%