Capacity Inventory Nevada Warehousing 
Supply Chain Matters
OCTOBER 12, 2022
The Logistics Managers Index Report® , compiled by researchers at Arizona State University, Colorado State University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rutgers University and the University of Nevada Reno , and in conjunction with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) , reported a September value of 61.4,
Supply Chain Matters
JULY 7, 2023
According to the June report summary , the primary driver of the latest decline was the inventory metric, which reportedly contracted 6.5 Consequently, the warehousing capacity metric increased a reported 6.8 Surge or seasonal capacity is usually pegged to spot rates based on available capacity. declined 1.7
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Supply Chain Matters
DECEMBER 6, 2023
The report specifically indicates : “ November’s dip was largely triggered by a decline in Inventory Levels (-9.1) which is attributable to Q4 holiday sales and the subsequent dips in Warehousing Capacity (+3.6) and Transportation Capacity (+5.2) and slowdown in Warehousing Utilization (-14.0)
Supply Chain Matters
MARCH 7, 2023
A further significant change noted was Warehousing Capacity moving back into expansion levels by 10.2 percentage points in February, a sign of prior capacity constraints. That stated, Warehousing Prices and Inventory Costs remain expanding at accelerated rates and the authors caution: “.it
Supply Chain Matters
AUGUST 7, 2023
While 209,000 workers were added in June, 14,000 freight and parcel carriers were cut and 6,900 warehousing and storage jobs were lost. In the past we would expect to see transportation and warehousing ramping up hiring in late summer ahead of peak season. ” warehouse workers in June of 2022. The July value of 45.4 declined 0.2
Supply Chain Matters
MAY 23, 2022
The Logistics Managers Index Report ®, compiled by researchers at Arizona State University, Colorado State University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rutgers University and the University of Nevada Reno , and in conjunction with the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) , reported an April 2022 value of 69.7
Supply Chain Matters
APRIL 7, 2023
With the Inventory Level index continuing to grow, the sense of the March report is that there was no inventory replenishment cycle in the first quarter, and there may not be one in the second quarter as well. Panelists reportedly indicated that inventories would continue to build moving forward, but at a more modest rate.
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