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Select Technology for the System, Not the Feature List
Logistics software evaluations are still too often conducted as feature contests. That approach made more sense when applications were relatively self-contained. It makes much less sense when every important platform now sits inside a web o
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/20/2026, 19:00Logistics Viewpoints Welcomes Angeline Fernandes to the Team
Logistics Viewpoints is pleased to welcome Angeline Fernandes as an industry analyst specializing in warehouse automation, supply chain execution, and logistics technology. Angeline brings a combination of hands-on industrial engineering ex
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/20/2026, 01:48Humanoid Robots Are Finally Entering the Warehouse. Can They Deliver Real ROI?
For more than a decade, humanoid robots have represented one of the most visible ambitions of the robotics industry. Videos of robots walking, climbing stairs, lifting boxes, and navigating human environments have generated excitement, but
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/20/2026, 01:37The Evidence Test for Decision Intelligence: Beyond Analytics, Workflow, and Embedded AI
The Evidence Test for Decision Intelligence: Beyond Analytics, Workflow, and Embedded AI is a qualification problem. The market is crowded with analytics, workflow, copilots, dashboards, embedded AI, and orchestration claims. The post The E
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/20/2026, 01:30Tesla’s Flying Roadster Is Impressive. But What Does It Really Mean for Logistics?
Tesla’s latest Roadster demonstration was certainly impressive. On October 15, at a SpaceX facility in Texas, the company demonstrated a redesigned sports car capable of accelerating from zero to 60 mph in under a second, maneuvering briefl
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 22:53Open Logistics API Takes Aim at Dock Scheduling
An open dock scheduling API promises fewer manual handoffs among carriers, shippers and warehouses. Pilot partners are being recruited for early 2027. The post Open Logistics API Takes Aim at Dock Scheduling appeared first on Logistics View
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 22:09Carbon Is Becoming a Constraint in Transportation Planning, Not Just a Reporting Metric
Transportation carbon is moving upstream from disclosure into planning. Once emissions can be estimated with sufficient consistency, carbon becomes another constraint to evaluate alongside cost, service, capacity, and risk. The post Carbon
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 22:00From Detection to Resolution: The Anatomy of a Supply Chain Exception
From Detection to Resolution: The Anatomy of a Supply Chain Exception can be understood as a closed operating loop rather than a dashboard workflow. A mature exception capability moves through detection, qualification, context, decision, au
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/19/2026, 19:00Scope 3 Is Not Primarily a Reporting Problem. It Is a Supply Chain Data Problem
Scope 3 is fundamentally a supply-chain data architecture problem. Credibility depends on boundaries, activity data, factor governance, allocation, lineage, and explicit uncertainty—not on a more polished reporting layer. The post Scope 3 I
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/18/2026, 21:00Supply Chain Sustainability Software Is Moving From Disclosure to Operational Decision-Making
Sustainability technology is moving from disclosure infrastructure toward operational decision support. Carbon and ESG data become strategically relevant only when they change sourcing, transportation, facility, product, or supplier decisio
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/17/2026, 21:00Supply Chain Resilience Is Not Visibility. It Is the Ability to Execute Alternatives
Visibility tells the enterprise that disruption exists; resilience determines whether it can do something different. The distinction is the availability of executable alternatives and the decision rights to use them. The post Supply Chain R
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/16/2026, 22:00The Physical Logistics Network Is Getting an Intelligence Layer
For most of logistics history, the physical network knew far more about itself than its information systems did. A driver knew a trailer was delayed before the planning system did. A warehouse supervisor could see congestion building at the
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/16/2026, 01:30Why Maritime Cybersecurity Is Becoming an Operational Priority
Digitalization is changing how ships, ports, offshore platforms, and logistics networks operate. Navigation, cargo handling, propulsion, communications, maintenance, and business applications are increasingly connected. These links improve
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/15/2026, 22:52Cybersecurity Has Become a Core Logistics Operating Requirement
Cybersecurity has become a logistics operating requirement because digital failure now creates physical consequences. Warehouses, fleets, transportation networks, cloud applications, and partner connections all sit inside the operational at
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/15/2026, 22:00From Visibility to Governed Action: Engineering the Decision Architecture
Visibility becomes operationally valuable only when it feeds a governed decision architecture. The design problem is to connect events to context, authority, escalation, and executable action rather than simply create another place to obser
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/15/2026, 19:00Can Real-Time Voice Translation Improve Warehouse Productivity and Employee Engagement?
Labor shortages remain one of the most persistent challenges facing warehouse operators. Yet an often-overlooked issue sits beneath the labor discussion: communication. Modern distribution centers frequently employ associates who speak a va
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/14/2026, 23:21Blue Yonder Is Redesigning Supply Chain Software Around Decisions, Not Screens
Blue Yonder is rethinking how users interact with supply chain applications as artificial intelligence takes on a larger role in planning and execution. During a recent analyst briefing, Blue Yonder Chief Design Officer Nunzio Esposito outl
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/14/2026, 23:16Supply Chain Risk Management Is Moving From Alert Generation to Operational Response
Supply-chain risk management is moving from signal accumulation to consequence management. More alerts are not an advantage if the enterprise cannot map them to actual products, suppliers, sites, lanes, inventory, customers, or revenue. The
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/14/2026, 22:00Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management Systems Market
Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management Systems Market is less useful as a league table than as a structured way to understand why providers that share a market label can behave very differently. The post Mapping the 2026 Warehouse Management
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/14/2026, 19:00From Prompting to Persistent Decision Workflows in Supply Chain Operations
From Prompting to Persistent Decision Workflows in Supply Chain Operations describes the move from episodic AI assistance to an operating capability. Repeated prompting can help an analyst investigate a problem, but supply chains do not ope
Logistics Viewpoints · Published 10/14/2026, 01:30
