A look at Descartes’ evolution from the dot-com era to AI, including key announcements, acquisitions, and takeaways from its 2026 Innovation Forum.

The most important supply chain & logistics news, including logistics management, transportation management, third-party ...

Freight fraud is no longer a niche problem or an occasional disruption — it has become a systemic risk impacting supply chains across North America. What was once largely opportunistic cargo theft has ...

If you’ve watched Game of Thrones, you know the saying. But we’ve still got one more weekend of summer to enjoy, with the season unofficially coming to an end this Labor Day weekend here in the U.S.

I’ve written many supply chain and logistics research reports in my 27 years as an industry analyst. These reports have covered a wide range of topics, including transportation management systems, ...

How far is 100 miles? It’s roughly the distance from New York City to Philadelphia. From Chicago to Milwaukee. From London to Birmingham. Or from Brussels to Rotterdam. It’s a long way to travel by ...

As the world becomes a more digitally-enabled community of people, things, and services, technology will be embedded in almost everything. People will leverage analytics engines, machine learning, ...

Guest commentary by Elien Bogaert (Alpega) on the truck driver shortage problem in Europe and how the industry should respond.

It’s been almost 12 years since Amazon launched (via a segment on 60 Minutes) the race to develop a new transportation mode: drone delivery. It’s been a long and relatively slow race, but it seems ...

What is the most valuable source of knowledge for supply chain and logistics executives — one that delivers practical insights, applicable guidance, and unbiased advice? Before reading on, take a ...

When I worked at Motorola, we regularly used the “5 Whys” technique to help us uncover the root causes of problems. As described in iSixSigma: By repeatedly asking the question “Why” (five is a good ...

The days are getting shorter. There are still 24 hours in each one, but the split between daylight and darkness is shifting, with darkness gaining a few minutes each day. The mornings are getting ...