The February issue of Logistics Manager is out now!
Facts & Figures
Some key statistics outlining the biggest challenges in the supply chain sector over the past 12 months.
News & Analysis
This month’s top story looks into Royal Mail’s failure to meet its delivery targets, following a fine from communications regulator Ofcom for the second consecutive year.
Additionally, in her column, UK-based intelligence service Aurora Insights’ Shannon Minehan provides examples of some of the factors than can prove significantly disruptive to supply chains – both recent and historical – and offers guidance on what can be done to ensure companies are ready for whatever may come their way in the year ahead.
Transport: Reverse Logistics
Kirstie Pickering investigates what can be done to prevail over challenges in reverse logistics such as changing consumer expectations and increased returns volumes after peak periods.
Supply Chain: Security & Cargo Theft
John Thornton explores what can be done to crack down on cargo crime and safeguard supply chains, with freight theft on the rise.
Intralogistics: Machine Vision
Michelle Mooney finds out how machine vision systems are transforming logistics through the use of cameras, sensors and AI to boost efficiency, reduce errors and cut costs.
Property: Big Sheds
James Mcloughlin delves into what makes the perfect location for a big shed, considering factors such as transport connections, proximity to customers, a strong local workforce and opportunities to expand.
If you would like to receive your own copy every month, you can apply for one here. If you meet certain conditions, you will be eligible for a free subscription!
So fill in our form, then sit back, relax, and enjoy the next 12 months of absorbing and business-critical news and insight!
If you have any issues with the form, please email us at subscriptionsteam@akabomedia.co.uk.
