James Miller

Hardis Supply Chain establishes Hardis Inc. to serve the North American logistics market

The launch of Hardis Inc. in the United States marks a major step for Hardis Supply Chain as it seeks to bring cloud-native supply chain software and warehouse automation expertise to North American shippers. Why the US expansion matters The North American market is in the midst of a rapid logistics transformation driven by migration to the cloud , growing warehouse automation , and the increasing complexity of omnichannel flows. Companies are looking for solutions that can orchestrate multi-channel processes, coordinate robotics and automated equipment, and provide real-time visibility across distribution networks. Hardis Inc. was created to deliver closer support to customers in this

How Bonded Warehouses Help Businesses Delay Duties, Save Cash and Improve Logistics

This piece explains how bonded warehouses let companies defer import duties, manage inventory smarter, and protect cash flow.

2026 Rules for Truck Movement in Spain: New Limits and Exceptions

This piece explains the new truck circulation restrictions published for Spain in 2026 and what they mean for freight planning and road transport operators.

InterSystems Names Don Woodlock President, Accelerating Data-Driven Supply Chain Innovation

This piece examines the appointment of Don Woodlock as President of InterSystems and what that leadership change signals for data‑driven supply chains and logistics.

Grupo Interbus expands Madrid, Málaga and Algeciras connections following Adamuz incident

This article explains the operational measures Grupo Interbus has implemented to maintain mobility on the Madrid–Málaga–Algeciras corridor after the accident in Adamuz.

IRU, ACEA and T&E urge the European Commission to guarantee AFIF funding continuity for truck charging

The EU faces a potential funding cliff for heavy-duty vehicle charging and hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, with industry groups calling for urgent continuity to keep the zero-emission truck transition on track.

How FedEx and UPS changes to cubic-volume criteria reshape large-package surcharges

This article explains recent changes by FedEx and UPS to how they measure packages for large-package and additional handling surcharges and what that means for shippers and logistics providers.

Boer & Croon strengthens operational excellence by acquiring Accelerant Consulting

The Dutch consultancy Boer & Croon has acquired Amsterdam-based Accelerant Consulting, a move that expands its operational excellence and execution capabilities.

Schmitz Cargobull Ibérica Secures Leadership in Refrigerated and Curtainsider Semitrailers in 2025

The Spanish semitrailer market closed 2025 with Schmitz Cargobull Ibérica claiming the largest share of registrations—particularly in refrigerated units and curtainsider semitrailers—strengthening its footprint in the Iberian Peninsula.

Why Supply Chains Must Embrace Permanent Disruption and Build Resilience

This piece reveals why supply chains are increasingly characterized by ongoing disruption and what that means for logistics and transport decision-making today.

CEVA Logistics launches major Daikin warehouse project in Tortola de Henares to strengthen Iberian supply chain

This article reveals the construction of a new 27,079 m² logistics centre by CEVA Logistics for Daikin in Tortola de Henares and what it means for operations and the wider logistics landscape.

Decoding “Supply Chain AI”: Why Buyers’ Needs and Vendors’ Claims Often Don’t Match

This piece reveals what buyers usually mean by the phrase “Supply Chain AI” and why conversations between procurement teams and vendors often go off the rails.