With pressures mounting, last-mile delivery strategies must evolve beyond traditional carriers and fixed networks. 

Chris Wofford, founder and managing partner at Wofford Advisors, describes the current state of mergers and acquisitions in transportation and logistics, and what that says about the condition of the economy.

March 24 was DeJoy's final day as postmaster general, with the USPS board of governors having hired a search firm to identify his successor. 

The first mile lays the foundation for everything that follows, influencing costs, efficiency and overall supply resilience.

Highlighting this milestone makes the Port Authority an outlier in an era where leaders are increasingly wary about publicly discussing diversity.

With business climates shifting across the country and across the globe, supply chains and their strategic partners exist in a constant state of flux—2025 will continue in the same vein, with some caveats to consider.

Enterprise-level manufacturers often struggle with their warehouse operations; when left unaddressed, the issues compound reducing productivity, wasting resources and increasing costs. National 3PL provider WSI took these issues to task by working directly with a Fortune 500 manufacturer and tailoring a contract warehouse labor management program to remove inefficiencies, transform operations, and positively impact their supply chains.

About 42% of residents said the toll should remain, marking a reversal from December, when only 32% supported the fee while 56% were against it.

The service — which was launched on March 1 — will provide next-day delivery for packages up to 20 pounds within up to 150 miles from origin.

To attract and retain Gen Z workers, supply chain organizations will need to shift their mindset to focus on what messages resonate with this demographic.