
Autore
James Miller è specializzato in logistica globale e dinamiche della supply chain. Il suo lavoro investigativo esplora le complessità del commercio internazionale, le sfide infrastrutturali e i progressi tecnologici che plasmano il commercio moderno. Sostiene pratiche sostenibili e trasparenza nelle operazioni della supply chain.

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 presentato: un camion a idrogeno a lungo raggio verso la produzione in serie
Il Mercedes‑Benz NextGenH2 Truck è stato svelato da Daimler Truck, con una produzione in piccola serie di 100 unità prevista nello stabilimento di Wörth per la consegna ai clienti a partire dalla fine del 2026.

Come le 3PL hanno conquistato le maggiori operazioni immobiliari industriali del 2025
Questo articolo rivela perché le aziende di logistica di terze parti hanno sottoscritto quasi la metà dei 100 principali contratti di locazione industriali nel 2025 e cosa ciò significa per le catene di approvvigionamento e la pianificazione logistica.

TRATON Group aumenta gli investimenti per accelerare i camion autonomi prefabbricati in USA e Europa
L'espansione della partnership di TRATON GROUP con PlusAI e il previsto finanziamento di 25 milioni di dollari per commercializzare i camion autonomi SuperDrive™ saranno esplorati in questo articolo.

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.

Buick Envision set for U.S. production at Fairfax Assembly in 2028
This article reveals General Motors' plan to relocate Buick Envision assembly from China to the United States beginning in 2028 and what that means for pricing, production and supply chains.

Knight‑Swift Transportation Holdings’ intermodal business narrows losses as revenue per load rises
This article reveals how Knight‑Swift Transportation Holdings brought its intermodal segment close to break‑even in Q4 and what that could mean for freight and logistics moving forward.

How C.H. Robinson’s AI Agents Dramatically Speed Responses for Missed LTL Pickups
This piece reveals how C.H. Robinson has deployed AI agents to compress response times for missed LTL pickups and why shippers and carriers should take note. What changed: from hours to under two minutes Historically, a single complex emailed load tender could tie up a dispatcher for a long stretch — sometimes as much as four hours — while they parsed routing, availability, and special handling instructions. Now, thanks to targeted technology investments, C.H. Robinson reports that similar tenders that once took hours can be processed in roughly 90 seconds . That’s not just a dial-up-to-broadband upgrade; it’s a transformation in how freight decisions are orchestrated. How the AI agents
