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Automation To Help Smooth Singles’ Day Peak

Logistics Business Magazine

Originating at China’s Nanjing University in 1993 as a sort of anti-Valentine’s Day, Singles’ Day is celebrated by unmarried people in China on the 11th November. Of course, this enormous spike in volumes puts retailers’ supply chains and distribution networks under extreme pressure. billion (€120 billion).

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Pioneering the Future: Logistics Insights for 2025

Logistics Business Magazine

By fostering closer relationships with suppliers and partners, businesses can ensure a more agile response to unforeseen events. “Businesses that scenario plan effectively will stay the course. This synergy enables optimised delivery routes, minimises sorting and delivery errors, and provides real-time alerts for any disruptions.

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The History of Fleet Route Optimisation in Logistics

Logistics Bureau

The next step was to take the planning slips for each postal code, or two or three postal codes if we knew they were geographically close together, and sort them into piles, representing nominal routes, totting up the weights of the orders to see when a route was maxed out. Is Your Fleet Routing the Best It Can Be?

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Increasing Severe Weather & Supply Chain disruption: Are You Prepared?

Trinity Logistics

Severe weather events are the new normal. Severe weather events are becoming more intense and commonplace, causing supply chains to struggle. CASES OF SUPPLY CHAIN DISRUPTION FROM RECENT SEVERE WEATHER Climate change has led to an increase in severe weather events. Can the logistics industry handle more supply chain disruption?

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Disruption: COVID-19 vs. Regular Supply Chain Disturbances

Morai Logistics

Typically, a single area is impacted by some sort of event. For example, if a supply chain is temporarily stymied by some extreme weather event. Whether it’s a flooding or a hurricane or an ice storm, the reach of weather events tend to be contained to a city or country or region. That is not so for COVID-19.

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Road Safety: See it, Say it, Sorted

Logistics Business Magazine

At Samsara’s Beyond event in Chicago David Priestman learned how transport businesses can work smarter. Feats such as reversing the course of the river, reclaiming land from Lake Michigan and building the first skyscrapers followed. With Samsara, events are delivered to line managers instantly. “We We expected just 2!

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RouteManager Simulations: Last-Mile Delivery and Service Businesses Test and Fine-Tune Thousands of Routes With the Click of a Button

WorkWave

Such spaces allow us the freedom to explore a multitude of simulations without the weight of any sort of immediate implementation. Using Simulations allows them to prepare for the intense growth that comes with catering a large event, adding a new facility and more.