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The 2026 Intralogistics Robotics Study, conducted by Peerless Research Group on behalf of Logistics Management, Modern Materials Handling, and Supply Chain Management Review, surveyed 166 warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing operations professionals who are actively…

Whether you’re a leader focused on retaining and empowering talent, or an individual looking to elevate your skills and advance your career, this issue demonstrates one simple truth: in today’s supply chain, growth belongs to those who never stop learning.

When companies need fast, flexible space, mobile storage adds capacity that keeps supply chains moving.

Volatility is no longer the exception — it’s the norm. Between shifting order volumes, labor shortages, and supply chain disruptions, warehouse leaders are under pressure like never before. But here’s the twist: smart, data-driven teams are turning disruption into…

Flying autonomous inventory drones are making their way into warehouses and distribution centers nationwide as organizations seek out ways to balance growing demand with ongoing labor constraints and the need for more accurate, reliable inventory management processes.

In this special digital issue, we share stories from companies that have done that, and present advice from leading practitioners on how to accomplish that through innovative design and optimization of the supply chain.

In this special digital edition from Supply Chain Management Review, we’re bringing together the best of our recent stories on procurement, which we hope you’ll find useful as you take your procurement team into the future.

In this special digital edition of Supply Chain Management Review, we present the best thinking from SCMR authors on risk management, resilience and agility, as well as lessons you can apply to prepare for the future.

E-commerce is affecting every aspect of supply chain management, from planning to delivery. Savvy supply chain managers are developing strategies to transform their operations.

Under pressure to perform at unprecedented velocities in a tight labor market, more companies are exploring custom executive education options as a way to bring their supply chain leaders up to speed (and keep them there).

The trend set over the past few years for mergers and acquisitions has hardly subsided, and a fresh injection of equity investment is transforming the marketplace. At the same time, shippers may expect to see 3PLs continue to purchase high-tech "solutions" and hire…

The best supply chains are more than a collection of technologies and processes. As supply chain evolves from tactical to strategic, they enable a company's go-to-market strategy and competitive position.

Suppliers and users of scanners, printers and rugged mobile devices find themselves at the intersection of technological advances, increasing consumer demands and rising labor costs. The top players are finding ways to meet each challenge with minimal risk as the market…

Shippers are benefiting from temporary excess capacity in the truckload market, but analysts say this condition is temporary. The driver situation, increasing regulations, and inventory sell-offs all point to a tighter capacity situation in 2017 and beyond. State of…