Poor delivery management can result in high costs. Companies that don’t have tight reins on their delivery systems can ...

Anar Mammadov is the CEO of Senpex Technology and a software development professional with over 18 years experience in enterprise solutions. Last-mile logistics is the most expensive phase of the ...

Anar is the CEO of Senpex Technology and a software development professional with more than 18 years of experience in enterprise solutions. In football, they call it the "red zone"—the final phase of ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The FarEye Eye on Last-mile Delivery Report, conducted with Researchscape International, explores retailers’ and logistics providers’ last-mile delivery priorities and ...

The last mile of the supply chain, delivering bulky products from warehouses directly to customers' homes, has long been an inefficient and costly bottleneck plagued by dated processes. However, with ...

In an annual tradition, LM takes a look at the top news in logistics and supply chain posted in the last year on Logistics Management. The editorial team presents the top 10 logistics… 2024 ...

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State of Logistics 2024: Waiting for the tide to turn We dig into this influential annual report that offers a snapshot of the American economy via the lens of the logistics sector and its role in ...

E-commerce, as you’ve probably heard, is surging. Buoyed by the pandemic, the sector has shown little sign of slowing down even as the world has opened back up. In fact, estimates suggest U.S. retail ...

Final- or last-mile delivery is an area that larger service providers haven’t been able to serve efficiently, leaving room for players that function differently than the typical less-than-truckload or ...

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In the Crosshairs – What is Contested Logistics? The weakest link in any future fight may not be the frontline, but the supply line. Imagine the opening blow of a conflict: ports suddenly offline, ...