Logistics

New facility to accommodate 200 new IT positions focused on application engineering development.

Online sales create instant short-term demand for warehouse and distribution center space, a potential headache for retailers.

A third of manufacturers surveyed say they established their IIoT solutions in the past year, and 98% of adopters say their IIoT solutions are very or somewhat important for their company.

Only 5% of companies are considered truly “intelligent” enterprises, leveraging ties between physical and digital worlds for better visibility and actionable insights.

Just 15 months after its launch, the CLTD (Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution) credential surpassed 1,000 certifications.

The company's first forklift factory outside Japan started at 280,000 square feet, and has expanded 14 times to more than 1.3 million square feet.

ALAN has compiled a list of needs and important guidelines for what to do -- and what not to do -- if your company chooses to help.

Founded in the wake of Katrina in 2005, ALAN offers advice for businesses and individuals who want to donate to the recovery.

A proactive approach to reverse logistics can prevent labor costs from skyrocketing, while also improving customer service.

In the slightly modified category "Integrated Warehouse Solution," the focus is not on the vehicles but on planning and implementation expertise.

Walmart to expand use of hydrogen fuel cells in its distribution center material handling fleet by $80 million.

From forklifts to mobile picking robots to automated last-mile delivery, new technologies will either perish or they will reshape the industry.

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

One-day WERC educational and networking event to be held outside Dallas on Thursday, September 7.

New research from the National Center for the Middle Market explores how focus, depth can help middle market companies succeed.