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C.H. Robinson deploys AI agents to reduce missed pickups and improve LTL flow
AI steps in where human checks used to slow things down This piece reveals how C.H. Robinson has deployed artificial intelligence to tackle the persistent headache of missed pickups in less-than-truckload shipping. The change is practical, measurable and increasingly important for anyone moving freight through shared-capacity networks. Why missed pickups matter for LTL networks Missed pickups look like a small snafu on the surface, but in an LTL world — where one truck may serve freight from dozens of shippers — they create a real ripple effect. When a truck arrives and the freight isn’t staged, or a carrier is delayed and confirmation fails to propagate through fragmented systems, what

How Kalmar and Tata Consultancy Services Are Reworking IT into an AI-First Digital Core
This article reveals the AI-driven IT transformation underway at Kalmar Oyj in partnership with Tata Consultancy Services, and what it could mean for efficiency and logistics.

This article unveils Xebia’s new Customer Feedback Intelligence Accelerator, an AI platform designed to sift through guest comments and surface actionable insights for travel and hospitality operators.

Alexandra Lundberg takes charge of Building Consultancy at Turner & Townsend in Sweden
The appointment of Alexandra Lundberg as Head of Building Consultancy for Turner & Townsend in Sweden is the focus of this piece.

The Confederation of Spanish Freight Transport (CETM) has formally asked the Ministry of Labour and Social Economy to recognise the tacógrafo as the valid system for registering the working day of professional drivers.

Netstock unveils smarter inventory benchmarking and AI planning at IntraLogisteX 2026
This piece reveals how Netstock will present smarter inventory decision-making at IntraLogisteX 2026 and why that matters for supply chains and logistics teams.

EcoCeres’ Johor SAF Facility: What It Means for Asia’s Renewable Fuel Supply and Logistics
EcoCeres has launched a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production facility in Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia, and this article unpacks the plant’s capabilities and what that means for regional energy and logistics.

Europe’s Fleet Evolution: Telematics, Electrification and Intelligent Payments
This piece will examine the forces reshaping fleet management across Europe, from electrification and telematics to intelligent payments and regulatory pressure.

Spa Park in Leamington Spa Reaches 100% Occupancy Following Two Large Leases
The focus here is the full occupancy milestone reached at Stoford’s 500,000ft² Spa Park in Leamington Spa after two significant lettings.

Deadline Moved: Consultants Have Until Feb 9 to Register for CEI Advisory
The deadline for expressions of interest (EOI) to provide project preparation and transaction advisory services for the Philippines' cross-border electronic invoicing (CEI) system has been extended to February 9, 2026.

ARGO Real Estate expands urban logistics portfolio with Chelmsford and Oxford acquisitions
This piece reveals the details and logistics implications of ARGO Real Estate’s recent acquisitions of multi-let urban industrial estates in Chelmsford and Oxford.

PPA launches special takeover unit to run cargo operations at Jubang cruise port
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has established a special takeover unit, PPA-Jubang Port Services (PPA-JPS), to run cargo operations at the Jubang cruise ship port in Dapa, Siargao.
