Logistics

When people think about international trade, the first things that usually come to mind are ships, trucks, containers and border crossings. These are certainly important, but they are only the visible part of a much larger process. Behind an international shipment, there are customs procedures, documentation, security requirements, warehousing, route planning and constant communication between

The forecast is always wrong. The question is whether it is wrong in ways you can plan for and improve. The biggest lever is not the method or the software. It is who is accountable for the inputs.

Supply chain management runs the network as designed. Supply chain engineering decides whether the design is right. Two disciplines, two toolsets, two very different time horizons.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — ODW Logistics named John Labrie and Charlie DeLacey to its Board of Advisors on July 27, extending a leadership expansion that has reshaped the third-party logistics provider’s senior ranks since June. The July 27 announcement marks the third leadership disclosure from the Columbus-based company in eight weeks. ODW is owned by the

DHL published results showing 10,000 metric tons of CO2 reduction from AI route optimization — specific, measurable, production-grade, and self-funding in fuel savings. Here is where AI sustainability evidence is strong in supply chain and where claims are still ahead of demonstrated results.