featured Transportation Management Systems in 2026: Why Logistics Teams Are Rethinking How Transport Is Run
By 2026, transportation is no longer run on memory, calls, and gut instinct. As shipment volumes grow and costs become harder to predict, manual coordination starts breaking down in quiet...
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How Illicit Fuel Smuggling Exploits Gaps in Maritime Logistics Systems
Fuel smuggling at sea is not about bold theft. It is about exploiting quiet gaps in maritime logistics, from weak offshore visibility and manual documentation to unsecured fuel access points...
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Cargo Theft Surges in Q4: What Last Year’s Data Reveals About Holiday Risks
Cargo theft does not rise by chance. Q4 data shows it follows clear, repeatable patterns tied to timing, location, and operational slowdowns. Based on Verisk intelligence, the winter holiday window,...
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Technologies for Supply Chain and Logistics in 2026
Logistics is entering a decisive phase. By 2026, technology will move from supporting supply chains to actively running them. From AI-driven routing and real-time visibility to digital cargo security and...
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The Rise of Dark Warehouses: Why Automated Security is Non-Negotiable
India is witnessing a shift toward Dark Warehouses—facilities run entirely by robots and AI with zero human presence. But a futuristic warehouse cannot run on outdated security. This post explores why...
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Beyond Borders: How the India-Russia Logistics Pact Opens New Global Trade Routes
The operationalization of the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Agreement (RELOS) marks a turning point for global supply chains. Beyond its geopolitical roots, this pact opens the door to faster, alternative...
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How India’s 2025 Digital Push Is Transforming Supply Chain Security and Road Logistics
India’s digital stack is evolving fast. With DigiYatra, ONDC, and ULIP coming together, the logistics sector is entering a phase where real time visibility and secure cargo access are expected...
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