Logistics

The past five years have seen a substantial uptick in reshoring activity as companies try to build more resilient supply chains that can resist unexpected disruptions ranging from global pandemics to trade wars and geopolitical ... Read More

The cyclical nature of the freight market means that fleet operators must always be prepared for the next downturn. With 2025 expected to include rate and volume recoveries for the trucking sector, this is a ... Read More

The U.S. solar industry has been growing steadily over the last decade, with 40.5 gigawatts direct current (GWdc) of solar-driven electrical power brought online in 2024 alone. Texas and Florida took top honors as the ... Read More

More companies have turned to reshoring as they build more resilient and sustainable supply chains. Government incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act and other legislation have sweetened the pot, encouraging more companies to bring home ... Read More

If you work in supply chain and logistics long enough, you start to see science fiction become a reality. If you go back as far as the 1950s, you’ll find that writers like Isaac Asimov ... Read More

Until about 25 years ago, warehouses relied on manual processes to manage inventory. Warehouse associates had to locate each item physically and then document it on paper or with a barcode scanner for upload to a ... Read More

Industrial real estate has experienced a rebalancing since the pandemic subsided, with most subclasses in the sector returning to pre-pandemic levels of demand. Unlike the broader sector, however, demand for industrial outdoor storage (IOS) has ... Read More

In recent years, the only thing predictable about the supply chain has been its unpredictable nature. Whether disruptions come from extreme weather events, tension between nations, overwhelming peak season demand, economic instability, or some other ... Read More