Archive: Oct 2026

Hazmat Logistics: Handle With Care

Hazmat Logistics: Handle With Care

Shipping dangerous goods leaves zero room for error. Both shippers and logistics providers must master regulations, prioritize safety training, and mitigate the massive risks involved.

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The Benefits of Optimizing Your Warehouse Space

The Benefits of Optimizing Your Warehouse Space

Running a warehouse has never been more demanding. With labor shortages, rising real estate costs, and customers expecting faster fulfillment than ever, the pressure on logistics operations continues to mount. Fortunately, optimizing your warehouse space can address many of these challenges head-on, and the potential benefits are much bigger than many businesses realize. Faster Order […]

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2026 Trucking Perspectives

2026 Trucking Perspectives

Inbound Logistics’ annual market report on the trucking sector draws on the insights of both carriers and shippers to sketch an outline of an industry that is more critical than ever.

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WMS Remix: Attuned to Variability

WMS Remix: Attuned to Variability

Adaptability is key as warehouse operators navigate changing order profiles, seasonal surges, labor shortages, business growth, and external disruptions. A warehouse management system (WMS) has to be flexible and configurable enough to keep pace. Here are four leading providers that are dialed in.

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How Transportation Leaders Are Fighting Back Against Enterprise Cyber Risks

How Transportation Leaders Are Fighting Back Against Enterprise Cyber Risks

October 2, 2026 | By Amy Roach  In freight transportation today, cybersecurity has become everyone’s job. That’s one of the key takeaways from this week’s National Motor Freight Traffic Association (NMFTA) 2026 Cybersecurity Conference in Long Beach, Calif.  Traditionally, physical security and digital IT in the freight world lived in two entirely different universes. Freight […]

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Improving Rotational Inventory Visibility

Improving Rotational Inventory Visibility

Managing rotational inventory requires tight coordination between procurement and repair cycles. In many supply chains, especially those handling repairable or reusable assets, even small visibility gaps can create significant operational risks. As inventory moves across multiple locations under strict timelines, delays or inaccuracies can quickly disrupt operations.

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