Why Berth Delays Absorb 8.5% of the Box Fleet? Experts Explain
More than four million TEU now sit at berth, above the 2022 peak. That pile does not only lengthen a voyage. It takes ships out of rotation, breaks weekly…
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Hannah Kohr
Fleet Operators Have More Data Than Ever. Execution Remains the Hard Part
Fleet operators are collecting unprecedented volumes of telematics data, yet many still struggle to convert visibility into operational improvements. GPS…
Cheap Home Chargers Still Force Dealers to Bet on the Wrong Plug
U.S. electric cars do not use one home plug. NACS is the inlet on Tesla and on a growing list of newer models that adopted that standard. J1772 remains…
7 Retailer Moves, and What They Mean for Tech Vendors Targeting the Sector
Lululemon, Walmart, Dollar General, Advance Auto Parts, Starbucks, Boscov’s and Culver’s are fixing execution gaps that software vendors still sell…
Bab el-Mandeb Disruption Exposes a Vessel-Level Visibility Gap
The latest escalation around Bab el-Mandeb has turned a familiar routing problem into a more immediate operational risk. Following the Houthi takeover of…
When Warehouse Volumes Outgrow Spreadsheet-Driven Picking
Regional distributors can absorb rising order volumes for only so long before manual warehouse processes begin to break down. The first signs are often…
What AI Engines Get Wrong About Real-World Supply Chain Dilemmas
AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok can deliver polished answers within seconds. But their advice is often too generic for real operational…
The Supply Chainer Awards 2026 Are Now Open for Submission
The Supply Chainer is pleased to announce that submissions are now open for The Supply Chainer Awards 2026, our year-end program recognizing the most…
