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James Miller specializes in global logistics and supply chain dynamics. His investigative work explores the intricacies of international trade, infrastructure challenges, and technological advancements shaping modern commerce. He advocates for sustainable practices and transparency in supply chain operations.

How to Ready Your Workday Tenant for the 2026 R1 Release
This piece unpacks practical steps to prepare for Workday’s 2026 R1 feature update and why getting the groundwork right matters.

Fenadismer and Anetra Request Modernization of IRPF Per Diems for Road Drivers
The request by Fenadismer and Anetra to update IRPF per diem (dietas) limits for professional drivers will be explained and evaluated below.

This piece reveals the Netherlands’ renewed subsidy programs aimed at accelerating the roll-out of electric trucks, charging infrastructure and hydrogen mobility across the country.

AI advances at Scania: Adam Jenaker on the shift from modular systems to an AI “brain”
This article reveals how recent AI innovations at Scania are changing autonomous, center-to-center transport and what that means for the logistics world.

Mercedes‑Benz NextGenH2 unveiled: a hydrogen long‑haul truck moving toward series production
The Mercedes‑Benz NextGenH2 Truck has been unveiled by Daimler Truck, with a short‑series build of 100 units planned at the Wörth plant for delivery to customers from late 2026.

How 3PLs Came to Dominate 2025’s Biggest Industrial Real Estate Deals
This article reveals why third-party logistics firms signed nearly half of the top 100 industrial leases in 2025 and what that means for supply chains and logistics planning.

TRATON Group increases investment to accelerate factory-built autonomous trucks in US and Europe
The expansion of TRATON GROUP’s partnership with PlusAI and the planned $25 million funding to commercialize SuperDrive™ autonomous trucks will be explored in this article.

How growing vehicle populations and shifting aftermarket demand will reshape trucking and logistics
The article reveals recent forecasts for North American commercial vehicle populations and how they’re reshaping the heavy-duty aftermarket.

How Winter Storm Fern Delayed FedEx, UPS and U.S. Postal Service Operations
This piece examines the operational fallout from Winter Storm Fern that hit major parcel carriers across the United States and the implications for shippers and logistics providers.

How Integrating ERP and SGA Unlocks a Global View of Your Supply Chain
This piece reveals how tying together ERP and SGA systems creates a cohesive, actionable picture of supply chain operations in real time.

Storm Joseph is set to sweep across the peninsula with two distinct phases of precipitation, strong winds and an abrupt temperature drop; this article explains what to expect, how to prepare, and what it means for transport and logistics.

Practical nutrition for professional drivers: vegetables, proteins, cereals and legumes as a base
This piece reveals what a practical, healthy diet for drivers should look like, focusing on simple, natural foods and daily habits that fit life on the road.
