Warehouse and distribution center (DC) operators are under pressure to keep lift truck fleets productive while conditions grow more demanding. As throughput increases, labor stays constrained and delivery windows shrink, these operations need equipment th... See more
The modern supply chain is a sprawling international network that has to be able to react to sudden swings in demand, new geopolitical pressures and shifting transportation requirements. It’s a landscape that never sits still, with each new year bringing ... See more
As SKU counts climb and customer expectations tighten, warehouse and DC operators feel the strain of manual cycle counts, paper checks and scanning processes that don’t keep pace with daily activity. They need better data, and they need it faster than tra... See more
Warehouse automation is entering a new phase as companies rethink how they move, store and manage goods under constant pressure to do more with less. The momentum is growing as global organizations invested about $21 billion in warehouse automation in 202... See more
A year of shifting trade policy, unpredictable routing choices and uneven demand kept U.S. ports on their toes in 2025. Early in the year, importers pulled cargo forward to get ahead of tariff changes, while conflicts and restrictions along major global w... See more
