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Last Mile Delivery Optimization Strategies for 2025

WorkWave

As customers increasingly demand rapid and reliable delivery, optimizing this final leg of transportation becomes essential for businesses aiming to enhance customer satisfaction and operational efficiency. Data-driven approaches, such as predictive analytics, facilitate real-time adjustments in delivery operations.

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Logistics and Distribution Trans with Rik Schrader

The Logistics of Logistics

With over 30 years of information technology experience, he combines a broad range of experience in commercial management, operational sales, exceptional revenue growth and driving strategic perspectives in building success factors for clients and partners. He has played a key part in Körber’s business growth in recent years.

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Future-Proof Logistics Warehouses with Flexibility and Throughput

Logistics Viewpoints

Logistics warehouses that prioritize flexibility, operational efficiency, and throughput will be able to secure long-term growth, meet client demands, and stay ahead of evolving industry trends. It allows operations to remain competitive even in unpredictable market conditions and supports a variety of business models and client needs.

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Using Data to Improve Supply Chain Operations

Material Handling and Logistics

Learn how to organize your data operations in alignment with supply chain strategy. Cloud-based supply chain management tools, the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are expected to figure prominently in future supply chain operations. More data is coming in than ever before.

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Analyzing the cost of container scarcity and port congestion on freight operations – market survey & results

Shipping and Freight Resource

The weight of COVID-19 saw supply chains buckle, as stakeholders had little visibility into end-to-end logistics operations. Market analysts at project44 have created a survey to dig deeper into issues stemming from port congestion and the capacity strain to identify strategies that businesses are taking to navigate this tricky environment.

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Show Me the Money: MH&L’s 2018 Salary Survey

Material Handling and Logistics

Our annual salary survey reveals that the typical material handling and logistics professional earns $93,697. Due to my lack of support, I tend to get bogged down by clerical tasks, and I cannot push to improve our operations.” The single biggest challenge facing the industry is lack of qualified workers in all aspects of logistics.”

Survey 118
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Supply Chain Executives Face Growing C-Suite Complacency

Logistics Viewpoints

This is a clear shift from pandemic-era strategies when agility and resilience were priorities. The survey indicates “that 84% of supply chain leaders say they are more focused on internal operations than customer needs, with 76% indicating they prioritize making new and innovative products over creating the best customer experience.