Category: Benjamin Gordon

Top 5 Benefits of Cloud-Based Supply Chain Management Systems

You know how unpredictable supply chain operations can get—orders change, inventory runs low, deliveries get delayed. That’s where cloud-based supply chain management systems make a real difference. These platforms give you the ability to manage every moving part in real time, stay connected with partners, and adjust to shifting demands without being slowed down by […]

How Augmented Reality is Revolutionizing Warehouse Operations

If you manage warehouse logistics, you’ve probably noticed how fast things need to move to keep up with demand. Augmented Reality (AR) has become more than just a tech buzzword—it’s a real tool that helps you work faster, safer, and smarter. By overlaying real-time data on top of your environment, AR gives you the advantage […]

The Impact of Trade Tariffs on Global Supply Chain Dynamics

You already know that reverse logistics can either be a cost center or a competitive edge—depending on how well you handle it. When returns, recycling, or refurbishments are managed poorly, they eat into your margins and disrupt your operations. But when you approach reverse logistics strategically, you don’t just protect your bottom line—you build loyalty, […]

Top 6 Strategies for Effective Reverse Logistics Management

If you’re managing reverse logistics, you already know it’s not just about handling returns—it’s about efficiency, customer satisfaction, and protecting your margins. From faulty products to seasonal surpluses, reverse logistics presents challenges that can quickly drain your resources unless you’re proactive. In this article, you’ll walk through six actionable strategies to streamline your reverse logistics […]

The Role of Collaborative Robots in Modern Warehousing

Collaborative robots—commonly referred to as cobots—have changed how we run warehouses. They’re not here to replace people; they’re here to work with them. That’s a key distinction. Traditional robots used to be locked behind safety cages, doing their jobs at a distance. Cobots are different. They’re designed to share workspace with humans, carry out repetitive […]

Top 7 Innovations Transforming the Logistics Industry

Logistics has never been static. What used to be about moving goods from point A to B is now a strategic function powered by cutting-edge technology and data. Every year, I work with logistics leaders who are navigating tighter margins, growing customer expectations, and global disruptions—all while trying to build agile, resilient supply chains. The […]

Utilizing Advanced Analytics for Supply Chain Risk Assessment

Risk is a constant in supply chain management, but the difference today is that we have better tools to manage it. I’ve worked with global supply chain teams that no longer wait to react—they predict, model, and monitor risks before they hit. Advanced analytics has taken supply chain risk assessment from reactive guesswork to strategic […]

The Importance of Cultural Competence in Global Supply Chain Management

Global supply chains rely on coordination across borders, time zones, and cultures. What makes that coordination work isn’t just logistics—it’s understanding the people and environments behind each moving part. Cultural competence is often treated as a soft skill, but in supply chain management, it’s a hard necessity. Misunderstandings, misaligned expectations, and overlooked norms can slow […]

Greenscreens.AI Announces Investment Round Led by Tiger Global

Greenscreens.AI, the premier dynamic pricing infrastructure for the logistics industry, today announced its first outside investment, led by Tiger Global. The new capital will enhance the company’s ability to deliver a ground-breaking neutral platform, driven by machine-learning, for predictive pricing intelligence as well as revenue and yield optimization. The financing was led by Tiger Global, […]

Yale economists take aim at improving supply chains

In recent years, the words “supply chain issues” have emerged as a familiar explanation for the inability of families and businesses in the United States and elsewhere to access certain goods, from toilet paper to computer chips.   The COVID-19 pandemic and its related shortages were likely the first time many American consumers had really considered supply chains […]