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James Miller is gespecialiseerd in wereldwijde logistiek en dynamiek van de toeleveringsketen. Zijn onderzoekswerk verkent de complexiteit van internationale handel, infrastructurele uitdagingen en technologische vooruitgang die de moderne handel vormgeven. Hij pleit voor duurzame praktijken en transparantie in de bedrijfsvoering van de toeleveringsketen.
How Avantor and Aera Technology Turned Decision Intelligence into Operational Supply-Chain Actions
Avantor supports customers in 175 countries through 40 distribution centers, serving life sciences and biopharma with mission-critical materials.
2026 China Plus One: Logistics Comparison of Vietnam, India and Mexico for Manufacturers
Road transit from Monterrey to Laredo averages 48–72 hours, and factory-to-DC lead times inside North America shrink to 4–8 days when production shifts to Mexico—a core reason US buyers view Mexico as the fastest nearshoring solution under USMCA.
WiseTech Global restructures around AI, trimming CargoWise teams across 40 countries
WiseTech Global will cut roughly 2,000 jobs—about 29% of a 7,000-strong global workforce—over a two-year restructuring as it integrates artificial intelligence into both customer-facing products and internal operations of its CargoWise platforms across 40 countries.
Dalilah Coleman’s injury in a California crash sharpens focus on non‑domiciled CDL rules
The June 2024 construction‑zone collision in California involving a commercial tractor‑trailer has sharpened federal and state scrutiny of commercial driver’s license (CDL) issuance and vetting, with immediate consequences for carrier compliance checks, roadside enforcement, and the movement of freight on high‑risk corridors.
De House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee verwacht het volgende pakket voor de herautorisatie van snelwegen tegen het late voorjaar te hebben samengesteld, met een uiterste deadline van 30 september.
How regulatory gaps let the driver tied to the Alabama 10-fatality crash resume trucking operations
On June 19, 2021, at 14:21 on I-65 near Greenville, Alabama, a Hansen & Adkins Auto Transport Volvo struck stopped traffic, and seconds later a Freightliner operated by Mamuye Ayane Takelu impacted the resulting pileup at highway speeds, pushing a van into the median where ruptured fuel tanks ignited and ten people died; records show Takelu later formed E&V Login Trucking LLC, obtained USDOT number 4233479, and returned to interstate hauling without federal operating authority intervention.
How tariff shocks in 2026 are pushing firms toward regional supply networks and multi-sourcing
Tariff moves and sudden duty adjustments in early 2026 have pushed companies to reroute shipments, increase usage of bonded warehouses and rely more on regional shipping corridors to preserve margins and delivery windows.
How the Supreme Court ruling on USPS misdelivery reshapes liability and last‑mile logistics
Immediate operational fallout for last‑mile carriers A 5-4 Supreme Court decision holding that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is immune from suits over intentionally misdelivered mail changes the legal risk profile for public carriers and private contractors handling last‑mile delivery. Logistics managers should re-evaluate mitigation steps for reputational damage, tenant and customer claims, and the internal controls that govern access to centralized mailboxes and multiunit deliveries. Case facts that matter to supply‑chain teams At the center of the ruling was a dispute brought by landlord Lebane Konan, who alleged that postal employees, including Jason Rojas, intentionally withheld and
Free 30-Day Access to SONAR’s Blue to Blue iOS App for New Users
SONAR is offering a 30-day complimentary trial of the Blue to Blue iOS app to first-time users through March 31, 2026, providing lane-level spot rate intelligence for van, reefer, and flatbed markets directly on mobile devices.
RXO reports spot-rate surge and authority losses that tighten U.S. truckload capacity
RXO’s proprietary spot rate index excluding fuel climbed roughly 18.7% year‑over‑year through Q1 and showed a 5.2% y/y gain in Q4, a jump that coincides with a net reduction of 2,648 operating authorities last year and signals a faster contraction of available truckload capacity than seen since deregulation.
From Low Rates to High Costs: Practical Lessons for Rebuilding Logistics Networks
Networks optimized for the lowest freight rates tend to show immediate line-item savings but often suffer a rise in total cost-to-serve once expediting, exceptions, and service failures are factored in — a pattern corporate logistics teams see across metro, regional and rural lanes.
project44 achieves cash-flow milestone as AI adoption drives ARR growth and operational gains
project44 reported its first quarter of positive Operating Free Cash Flow in FY26, following a break-even performance in Q3 2025.
