David Maloney

Supply chains rely heavily on data, but accuracy is often unreliable. As the industry evolves, investing in data capabilities will be key.

There are encouraging signs that things will get better for our supply chains. But we may have to wait just a little longer.

It may be tempting to put off preventive maintenance to save a little money. But skimping on service will cost you in the long run.

The Annual State of Logistics Report shows just what a bumpy ride we had for supply chains during the past year.

I recently hitched a ride in a self-driving truck. Here’s how it went.

Real-time data can help resolve many of the supply chain issues the industry faces today.

The threat of climate change and improvements to alternative fuel technology are paving the way to get more electric trucks on the road.