Logistics Viewpoints

Digitalization is changing how ships, ports, offshore platforms, and logistics networks operate. Navigation, cargo handling, propulsion, communications, maintenance, and business applications are increasingly connected. These links improve efficiency and visibility, but they also expose maritime operations to ransomware, supply-chain compromise, navigation interference, and a...

Executive thesis. Cybersecurity has become a logistics operating requirement because digital failure now creates physical consequences. Warehouses, fleets, transportation networks, cloud applications, and partner connections all sit inside the operational attack surface.

Logistics operations depend on i...

Visibility becomes operationally valuable only when it feeds a governed decision architecture. The design problem is to connect events to context, authority, escalation, and executable action rather than simply create another place to observe exceptions.

A control tower that tells you a shipment is late has done the easy part. The harder question is whether the organiz...

Labor shortages remain one of the most persistent challenges facing warehouse operators. Yet an often-overlooked issue sits beneath the labor discussion: communication. Modern distribution centers frequently employ associates who speak a variety of languages. While workforce diversity is a strength, language barriers can create delays, safety risks, training challenges, a...

Blue Yonder is rethinking how users interact with supply chain applications as artificial intelligence takes on a larger role in planning and execution.

During a recent analyst briefing, Blue Yonder Chief Design Officer Nunzio Esposito outlined the company’s effort to move away from traditional application navigation and toward a more decision-centric model. The com...