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A selection of innovative new business models illustrates how the warehousing, distribution and supply chain industries are finding creative ways to ensure success.

Contestants were awarded $270,000 in prizes to support continued innovation within the robotics and automation community.

New research report suggests that because Amazon "will never stop innovating or taking risks," retailers continue to struggle to compete.

Winners revealed at Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference in Phoenix, AZ, Unilever retains the top spot in rankings as Amazon joins the "Masters."

At a press conference on Wednesday, Plug Power (Booth N207) announced that it has reached an agreement with Amazon to deploy Plug Power fuel cells and hydrogen technology in its fulfillment network.

Pushed to the limit by e-commerce and omni-channel, the modern DC needs flexible, safe and efficient conveyor and sortation solutions that support high-velocity operations.

With the growth of e-commerce, the technology stack for distribution centers is expanding. We explore why WES/WCS software is gaining prominence and share how operations are expanding their use of data science.

After years of writing about supply chains, Tompkins is building out an ambitious e-fulfillment network for retailers and e-tailers.

If recent stories are any indication, transportation, sourcing, inventory management and supply chain resilience will dominate supply chain projects next year.

To celebrate ALAN's 10-year anniversary and to support ALAN’s disaster relief mission, Amazon helped ALAN with a matching gift fundraiser during a 24-hour period.

Amazon senior vice president offers to match contributions to the American Logistics Aid Network up to $25,000.

Robotic piece-picking system bests 27 teams from around the world to claim $20,000 prize.

Dual-arm robots donated to advance development of robot capabilities in e-commerce and material handling.

Consumer preferences suggest businesses should reconsider chasing the Amazon model.

Study uncovers facts supporting rule of thumb; it costs seven times more to land a customer than to retain one.