Designing Industry Specific Supply Chains
Designing a supply chain means creating an operating system that balances cost, service, risk and sustainability. Research shows that an effective network starts with customer segmentation; companies should tailor service levels and logistics to different customer groups instead of assuming a one size fits all network supplychain247.com. A paper manufacturer improved asset utilisation by combining […]
5 Ways Australian Freight Operators Are Cutting Carbon
The Road to Net Zero: Decarbonising Australia’s Freight Industry As the pressure to reach net zero intensifies, Australia’s freight and logistics sector stands at a defining crossroads. Transport generates around 19% of national emissions, and heavy road freight contributes a large share. The path to a low carbon future is no longer optional; it is […]
The Changing Face of Freight
The Changing Face of Freight: Shared Networks, Aggregated Loads and Collaborative Delivery As freight demand and sustainability pressures intensify, traditional one shipper per truck models are reaching their limits. Studies show that 58 per cent of truckloads moved partially empty in 2024, leaving a third of trailer space unused. Rising fuel costs, labour shortages and […]
IOT (Internet of Things) and how it supports supply chains.
The Internet of Things in Supply Chain: Real Time Visibility and Smarter Decisions The Internet of Things is changing how freight is monitored, managed and maintained. Instead of relying on manual checks and end of day reports, connected sensors on vehicles, trailers, pallets and containers stream live data into a single view. This gives planners, […]