The continuing COVID-19 pandemic is constantly causing significant shifts in the last mile delivery. One thing that continues to change and permanently affects the industry is modern-day consumers’ dynamic behavior. Online shopping is here to stay, and companies must adapt

On-demand delivery is a business model where enterprises leverage technology, partnerships, and other resources to supply their customers. There is no advance notice, and customers expect fast turnaround times. The process utilizes mobile applications, social networks, and eCommerce websites. An

Electronic vehicle inspection reports (EVIRs) contain records of the vehicle inspection for a specific driver’s line. Various state laws and logistics businesses require these inspections to keep track of drivers while on the road. This information is also necessary to

The 5G technology revolution is most popular for its advanced speed in matters concerning data. It promises to upscale the speed of data rates, reliability, capacity, latency, security, and availability while maintaining a low power consumption. Today, data is a

Peak seasons come with various challenges. There are shipping delays, capacity crunches, peak surcharges, and labor shortages that cut across the entire supply chain industry. Every upcoming peak season has an unprecedented complication, and strategizing a successful last mile supply

Recently, there have been supply chain disruptions causing increased prices, product shortages, supply issues, and other problems. Production of many products used everywhere, from appliances to cars, in the face of resurgent demand is causing widespread problems. Consumers are feeling

“Hot shot” deliveries are one-time, low-cost deliveries completed by “hot shot” drivers.  This delivery system originated in Texas oilfields. The name “hot shot” was applied to trucks that would pick up parts for pumping stations and off-road drilling, then deliver

A business thrives due to its ability to satisfy its customer demands. But to accomplish this, you have to incur operation, storage, and delivery costs. It always feels like a business will not make any profits, even when customers purchase

The e-Commerce industry has seen a lot of growth in recent years and has changed the global marketplace significantly. Digital Commerce 360 shows that consumers spent $861.02 billion on online shopping in 2020, a 44% increase from 2019. Digital marketplaces

As each day passes, the order fulfillment industry faces new challenges. Several years back, people were willing to wait for up to a month to receive their products. Immediately after the pandemic struck, more people started making their orders online,