The logistics landscape remains to change quickly– and today, the energy is apparent. Independent innovation is no more a peek of the future; it’s running at complete throttle.
Aurora has actually formally released industrial driverless trucking in Texas, indicating that the age of Independent Truckin’ has actually gotten here. What was when constrained to R&D laboratories is currently rolling down actual freeways, improving exactly how products crosses the nation. At the very same time, Uber and WeRide’s development right into 15 extra cities shows the expanding maturation of independent movement collaborations at range.
Together with these advancements, we’re tracking ZEDEDA’s marine side implementations, Blue Yonder’s purchase of Promise to reinforce ESG coverage, and Siemens’ united state rollout of Depot360 for EV fleet monitoring. These tales aren’t simply developments alone, they become part of a more comprehensive adjustment of exactly how items, information, and choices circulation throughout modern-day supply chains.
As constantly, we bring you the updates that matter most– so you can lead from the front.
And currently, the information of the week:
Aurora Begins Commercial Driverless Trucking in Texas, Ushering in a New Era of Freight
Autonomous Trucking|By Jim Frazer • 05/05/2025
Logistics, Mobility & Sanitation – Uber and WeRide Expand Partnership to Bring Autonomous Vehicles to 15 More Cities
Autonomous Logistics|By Logistics Viewpoints Editorial Team • 05/06/2025
Amazon, Volvo, Bosch + V2X Communication – A Critical Enabler for Smarter, Safer, More Efficient Supply Chains
Intelligent Transportation Systems|By Logistics Viewpoints Editorial Team • 05/05/2025
Siemens Simplifies Electric Vehicle Fleet Management with US Launch of Depot360
Fleet Management|By Jim Frazer • 05/05/2025
Download Executive Summaries of ARC’s Supply Chain Market Research
Business Intelligence|By Logistics Viewpoints Editorial Team • 05/01/2025
NVIDIA and ServiceNow Fuel a New Class of Intelligent AI Agents Across the Enterprise
Artificial Intelligence|By Jim Frazer • 05/07/2025
Enabling Edge Connectivity at Sea: ZEDEDA’s Role in Maersk’s OneWireless Digital Connectivity Platform
Breaking News|By Chantal Polsonetti • 05/06/2025
Blue Yonder Acquires Pledge, Expanding Its End-to-End Supply Chain Platform With Accredited Carbon Emissions Reporting
Breaking News|By Jim Frazer • 05/05/2025
ESG-Driven Supply Chains: Moving Beyond Compliance Toward Proactive Sustainability
Sustainability|By Jim Frazer • 04/30/2025
Today’s Track: “Truckin'” by the Grateful Dead
As Aurora strikes the gas on driverless products and Uber increases its AV impact, there’s no much better soundtrack than “Truckin’.” The Grateful Dead caught the uneasy energy of the roadway– and today, the logistics globe mirrors that spirit with independent systems, smarter fleets, and supply chains on the action. Whether it’s information streaming from shipboard side systems or ESG metrics rolling in from carbon coverage devices, we’re all simply keepin’ on … independent truckin’.
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