Victoria Kickham

<p>From the warehouse to the road, logistics operations are ripe for technology solutions that make it easier for shippers and carriers to get orders where they need to go. New entrants to the market are answering the call.</p>

<p>Retailers, software companies, and logistics service providers are strategizing and automating their way to a smoother returns process—to the benefit of the entire supply chain.</p>

Tough market conditions will persist in 2024, but a return to more stable economic growth may boost the long-term freight outlook, trucking industry experts gathered for SMC3 conference said.

<p>Improving order picking, fulfillment, and delivery may be just a tech upgrade away, logistics and data-capture experts say.</p>

<p>Looking for ways to maximize your workforce and improve throughput? Automated forklifts may be the answer.</p>

Inventory expansion, more efficient use of warehousing and transportation drive industry growth back to “normal” levels, industry research shows.

<p>From wearable technology to mobile workstations, there’s no shortage of ways to create a more ergonomically friendly warehouse. </p>

WERC session on preventing workplace violence offers advice for securing your warehouse and protecting employees in an increasingly dangerous world.

<p>Looking for ways to fight the labor shortage and keep employees from jumping ship? Technology that makes work easier and more enjoyable may be the answer.</p>

<p>Speakers at SMC3 urge business leaders to advocate for better policies amid burdensome regulatory climate.</p>