James Miller

How FedEx and DHL's New Air Terminals Boost Europe's Package Delivery and Global Air Freight Logistics

FedEx and DHL Express have recently shifted to larger, purpose-built air cargo terminals on the European perimeter, specifically in Istanbul, Turkey, and Helsinki, Finland.

Leadership Update: Greg Mays Takes Helm as ATSG President Driving Commercial and Operations

In a significant leadership shift, Greg Mays has been appointed President of ATSG, taking charge of the company's commercial and operations teams.

Delays in Roadside Assistance Rise with Breakdown Surges Impacting Vehicle Service Efficiency

This summer marked a historic peak in travel volume, with over 100 million trips recorded.

Dayton Freight extends its terminal network eastward, adding coverage in Pennsylvania and Maryland

Dayton Freight, a regional less-than-truckload (LTL) carrier known for its efficient freight management, is stretching its service boundaries further east with the launch of a new terminal in Bedford, Pennsylvania.

Robert Van De Weg Discusses Mas’s A330 Freighter Strategy at Cargo Facts Symposium 2025

The upcoming Cargo Facts Symposium 2025 is set to bring together key players in the air cargo and freighter sectors to dissect current challenges and future developments.

Flanders Accelerates Green Public Transport Transition with IVECO BUS’s 110 CROSSWAY LOW ENTRY ELEC Buses

A significant leap is underway in Flanders as 110 IVECO BUS CROSSWAY LOW ENTRY ELEC electric buses have been deployed to enhance the region’s public transportation system.

How Werner Enterprises Capitalizes on Mexico’s Investment Surge to Strengthen Cross-Border Freight Services

Werner Enterprises is positioning itself as a heavyweight in cross-border freight transport between the U.S.

DHL Express México and SEDECO Join Forces to Support Oaxaca’s MiPyMEs and Artisans

The union between DHL Express México and the Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico del Estado de Oaxaca (SEDECO) is set to give a serious boost to the region's micro, small, and medium enterprises (MiPyMEs) and talented artisans.

The Role of MCP and Shared AI Reasoning in Shaping the Future of Supply Chain Logistics

Understanding the Fragmented State of Supply Chain Technology Supply chains today resemble a patchwork quilt—functional but disjointed. Planning systems forecast demand, ERPs handle orders, TMS optimize transport, and WMS manage the warehouse. Each tool excels at its task, yet they operate in isolated silos. This separation means critical information often fails to travel across departments smoothly, causing delays and inefficient responses. For instance, if forecasting highlights a sudden surge in demand, this intel might only reach procurement or logistics after delays, which can lead to bottlenecks as supply struggles to keep pace. Similarly, supplier risks flagged in one system may not

Economic Challenges and Federal Relief Cautions from the Canadian Trucking Alliance

The Canadian trucking sector is currently grappling with the toughest economic climate seen in thirty years.

Federal Court Restricts Trump’s Use of IEEPA for Broad Tariff Impositions, Affecting Trade and Logistics

A recent federal court decision has halted five tariff orders initiated under President Donald Trump’s administration, shaking up the landscape of international trade.

How Apple Integrates AI and Custom Infrastructure to Advance Its Supply Chain Operations

Apple's supply chain has always been a model of precision and strategic foresight, balancing control and agility to navigate a highly complex global landscape.