David Maloney

Supply chains are definitely being tested by COVID-19. How they respond will shape how these operations are designed and managed for years to come.

Autonomous trucks continue their development and will soon be on a highway near you.

Creating a culture of good service within your organization might seem tough these days due to the lack of available talent. Companies need to start by finding a way to engage workers in their work.

The complexity of today's supply chains underscores the need for good information to make the right decisions.

After a year where logistics costs jumped 11.4 percent, a slowing economy may be returning rates to more normal levels.

While many question whether drone deliveries will ever happen in the developed world, Keller Rinaudo is already using autonomous aircraft to deliver medical supplies to remote locations in Africa.

The demise of my local retailer has me pondering: What went wrong?

The technologies that could shape tomorrow's supply chains might already be available—if only we knew how to apply them.

In its attempt to bring China to heel, the administration could do great harm to U.S. importers and their supply chain partners.