The November issue of Logistics Manager is out now!
Facts & Figures
Some key statistics surrounding trends in retail and e-commerce, particularly during peak seasons.
News & Analysis
In this month’s top story, Logistics Manager reports from the name-giving ceremony of Maersk’s newest vessel capable of running on green methanol, having heard from senior leaders at Maersk, Primark and the Department for Transport.
Additionally, Logistics Manager columnist Malory Davis gives his insights into the current state of rail freight, while Benet Northcote shares his predictions for the COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan later this month.
Supply Chain: Peak Planning
James McLoughlin explores how retail and logistics companies are preparing for the upcoming peak season, whether that be hiring more staff, investing in infrastructure or using tools such as AI to predict demand.
Intralogistics: Materials Handling
Kirstie Pickering discovers the latest innovations in materials handling equipment and considers the impact of sustainability and safety considerations on new developments.
Risk Management: Supply Chain Visibility
John Thornton hears from six logistics leaders about the importance of end-to-end visibility technologies and strategies in redefining supply chain transparency, resilience and agility.
Warehouse Management: WMS & WES
Kirstie Pickering considers the role warehouse management systems and warehouse execution systems play in transforming warehouse operations for the better, in an age when technology is revolutionising warehousing.
Property: Big Sheds
Johanna Parsons finds that take-up of large industrial and logistics property is bouncing back, but occupiers must approach investments with long-term considerations.
Additionally, she identifies that prime warehousing areas come with prime rents, so as costs mount and distribution methods change it’s worth analysing the pros and cons of different UK regions. She also takes a look at what specific changes are required as the newly-elected Labour government vows to reform the planning system.
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