
This Week in Logistics News (February 6-10, 2017)
After two rounds of shoveling more than a foot of snow yesterday, I am in catch up mode today, so let’s go straight to the

After two rounds of shoveling more than a foot of snow yesterday, I am in catch up mode today, so let’s go straight to the

I’m running short on time, so let’s go straight to the supply chain and logistics news that caught my attention this week: Amazon patented a

1,183 — that is how many miles I have cycled since the start of the summer, including 82 hilly miles I cycled this past Wednesday,

Driverless vehicles, drones, and 3D printing — three emerging technologies that will ultimately impact supply chain and logistics processes — are the top headlines this

“FedEx and UPS have ground to a complete standstill today due to what they say is a virus in their logistics shipping software…blaming the hacking

“Look at them!” my mom’s younger sister says to her, as they both look out the window from the top floor of the Sweet’N Low