The September issue of Logistics Manager is out now!
Facts & Figures
Some key statistics illustrating logistics companies’ progress in their sustainability efforts.
News & Analysis
In this month’s top story, Logistics Manager investigates the impact of the CrowdStrike IT outage on global supply chains and the risk of relying on technology. Other news highlights include mixed recovery in global trade in H1 2024 and an increase in the number of cargo bikes in London.
Additionally, columnists Malory Davies and Benet Northcote discuss problems in pharmaceutical supply chains and the importance of aligning a company’s sustainability strategy with those of its customers, respectively.
Alternative Fuels
James McLoughlin explores the role hydrogen is set to play as a fuel for vehicles and equipment in the logistics industry.
Robotics & Automation
Ursula O’Sullivan-Dale offers an overview of some of the key technologies enabling a shift toward Industry 4.0 across warehouse operations and how they can be introduced into facilities.
Mobile Technologies
Ursula O’Sullivan-Dale discovers how mobile technologies are unlocking more accurate intralogistics processes through the creation of real-time flows of data and communication, and by reducing workers’ cognitive loads.
Events: Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2024 Shortlist Announcement
Logistics Manager reveals the finalists of the 28th annual Supply Chain Excellence Awards!
Property: Big Sheds
James McLoughlin investigates the growing importance of ESG in and around big sheds, focusing on renewable energy, biodiversity and work within the local community.
Plus, Logistics Manager asks experts in the industrial and logistics property sector what trends and technologies will have the most significant impact on space utilisation within the next 10 years.
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