The May issue of Logistics Manager is out now!
Facts & Figures
Some key statistics illustrating logistics companies’ overwhelming advocacy for the adoption of technology within supply chains.
News & Analysis
In this month’s top story, Logistics Manager takes a look at how cyberattacks and technical glitches have impacted supply chains around the world, highlighting the importance of cybersecurity. Other news highlights include the rise of gamification as a means of boosting employee engagement and the prospective timeline for the reopening of the Port of Baltimore, following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. Additionally, columnist Malory Davies discusses truck and van sales, diving into the statistics surrounding electric vehicle adoption.
Plus, there’s news from Logistics Manager’s sister publications CiTTi and Robotics & Automation, covering everything from government action to improve roads and support careers in transport to the use of robotic forklift trucks in the US.
The big question: Warehouse safety
Logistics Manager hears from industry experts about what measures are being implemented to ensure safety and efficiency in warehouse facilities amidst the growth of e-commerce.
Delivery drones
James McLoughlin explores the take-off of drone deliveries for the transportation of goods ranging from takeaway orders to life-saving medicine.
Supply chain visibility
Emily Uwemedimo delves into the importance of data integration in achieving end-to-end supply chain visibility in today’s hyper-connected and globalised business landscape.
Materials handling
James McLoughlin investigates how external factors such as rising costs, staff shortages and evolving consumer demand have prompted changes to the way technology is used within materials handling.
Events: Industrial & Logistics Property Conference preview
Logistics Manager previews what delegates can expect from this year’s Industrial & Logistics Property Conference, being held in London on 15 May 2024.
Property: Big sheds
Johanna Parsons explains how amidst the pandemic boom and ensuing economic turbulence, the market for large-scale properties took a hit, leaving investors with a delicate balancing act to maximise their returns.
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