In today’s fast-paced and highly competitive business environment, success often depends on strategic partnerships. For many companies, one of the most impactful decisions they can make is to outsource logistics. In fact, 62% of businesses that already outsource logistics are expanding their use of third-party logistics providers (3PLs)—and for good rea ...
Is your company treating freight management as just a “necessary hassle” rather than a strategic advantage? You’re not alone. Many businesses depend heavily on freight to keep products moving but don’t prioritize freight management as a core competency. Often, freight tasks fall to office administrators, receptionists, or warehouse staff who aren’t logi ...
When it comes to shipping and logistics, efficiency is key. But what happens when cargo doesn’t fit neatly into standard shipping containers or onto regular pallets? This is where the term “Ugly Freight” comes into play.What is Ugly Freight?Ugly Freight refers to cargo that is difficult to handle, ship, and store due to its irregular shape, size, or wei ...
As supply chains grow increasingly complex and demanding, businesses must adopt advanced tools to manage operations from end to end. Over the past decade, the Internet of Things (IoT) has become an integral part of supply chain management, streamlining processes and improving efficiency. By 2033, the global IoT market within supply chain management is p ...
How much inventory should you start with? This is one of the most common questions businesses ask. It’s an important consideration and a great opportunity to assess your inventory performance and fine-tune your strategy.The following insights and tips will help you take a closer look at your company’s inventory policy and make data-driven decisions.Let’ ...
The supply chain sector, like any industry, has many commonly used terms. This list is here to help you understand any supply-chain-related terms you encounter for the first time.AAbaft: A point on a ship, toward the stern, and hence beyond the central point of the ship’s length.Abandon: In shipping, this term refers to the act of a shipper or consignee ...
