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5 Signs You Need Advanced Supply Chain Analytics to Make Better Last-Mile Decisions

Locus

Your business needs data that reflects on-ground reality to build cost-effective plans for the final mile, and the need for advanced supply chain analytics arises here! This led him towards advanced analytics to make optimal decisions in selecting and managing players. And the numbers prove it. trillion dollars.

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Ease the Burden of Labor Shortages and Increase Supply Chain Resiliency 

Logility

The trucking industry was down 80,000 drivers in 2021, and that shortage is anticipated to balloon to 160,000 by 2030. million by 2030. Solving the labor crunch also means exploring new sources of supply. Transition programs for prisoners and veterans’ programs can be good sources of labor. It’s a global problem.

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TMS Delivers on NASSTRAC’s Five Common Sense Suggestions for Shippers

Supply Chain Collaborator

Using the historic shipping data captured in a TMS, shippers can make data-driven, predictive plans. The top shippers are leveraging TMS data and some even use AI to arrive at effective planning to mitigate capacity shortages and other hurdles identified in the patterns within their data. Step 2 – Strengthen key relationships.

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Ultimate Guide To Technologies That Are Transforming Supply Chains

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

In the cloud, companies can deploy resources on an as-needed basis, rather than invest in additional servers and storage capacity that they may only need for a short time. Should supply chain delays occur, companies can more easily identify the source of bottlenecks and take action to improve processes.

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Dark Kitchens and Last-Mile Tech: Transforming Food Delivery

Locus

Additionally, dark kitchens could create a $1 trillion global opportunity by 2030. Delivery Efficiency and Capacity: Coordinating multiple deliveries within a specific timeframe is challenging. Ensuring that drivers have optimized delivery routes and adequate capacity to handle multiple orders requires efficient logistics management.

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5 Lessons from the Desert for the Future of Supply Chain Resiliency

Logistics Viewpoints

Ford Motor is investing in domestic battery production and Unilever’s Partner with Purpose program seeks to extend their ecosystem even by building capacity in suppliers in emerging markets. The future of supply chain includes a return to dual-sourcing and other practices of redundancy to mitigate risk, but buffers don’t have to explode.

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This Week in Logistics News (May 13 – 19)

Logistics Viewpoints

But doing so requires technology that is capable of analyzing data and patterns in order to predict what products will be in demand and where, and this is where AI comes into play. The drone was still hovering above as officers calmly drove up after the bikes were hidden to make arrests safely. And now on to this week’s logistics news.