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Bringoz Industry Weekly 3/23

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upply chain leaders are increasingly investing in technology. Target and Walmart are investing in supply chain tech as they compete on same-day delivery. FedEx is expanding its delivery capabilities. Read about these stories and more in our weekly industry news roundup.

Supply Chain Firms to Increase Tech Spending

A new report from MHI and Deloitte shows that 55% of supply chain leaders are increasing their investment in technology and innovation, with 60% planning to spend over $1 million in the coming years. Companies are investing in a wide range of technologies to enhance operations, with AI, cloud computing, and robotics leading the way. The report identifies key trends impacting supply chains including inflation, economic uncertainty, workforce shortages, and supply chain agility. Read more.

Target and Walmart are Investing in Supply Chain Tech to Compete on Delivery

For the biggest retailers, like Target and Walmart, it’s become an arms race to offer the fastest and most convenient same-day delivery options. Walmart has been building new high-tech fulfillment centers and expanding existing distribution centers. Target is updating and expanding its supply chain network. Retailers are automating their distribution facilities and investing in tech to improve fulfillment times and build a reliable delivery network. Read more.

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A new report from MHI and Deloitte shows that 55% of supply chain leaders are increasing their investment in technology and innovation.

FedEx Renews Sunday Home Delivery Push to Meet Demand

FedEx expanded its Sunday home delivery capabilities again due to demand from its largest customers. The parcel carrier is now able to reach nearly two-thirds of the U.S. population on Sunday, up from 50% previously. FedEx’s website lists Home Delivery and SameDay as company services offering the capability. The coverage growth is happening amid higher demand for FedEx’s U.S. ground home delivery and economy services. Read more.

Four Technologies Transforming B2B Retail

Traditionally reliant on in-person sales, phone calls, and paper-based transactions, B2B companies are now shifting to online marketplaces and digital storefronts to adapt to eCommerce growth. To meet changing buyer expectations and deliver convenient and engaging digital experiences, B2B retailers are embracing new technologies and business models. Here’s a look at four technologies transforming B2B retail and the benefits of going digital. Read more.

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FedEx expanded its Sunday home delivery capabilities again due to demand from its largest customers.

3 Tips for Optimizing B2B Distribution Channels

Without a well-optimized distribution strategy, businesses risk delays, high costs, and customer dissatisfaction. As distributors grow, their sales and distribution channels must evolve to meet increasing demand, expand into new markets, and maintain cost efficiency. Here’s a look at 3 tips that can help B2B businesses optimize their distribution channels. Read more.

Supply Chain Trends to Watch in 2025

The supply chain landscape is constantly evolving, shaped by advancements in technology, shifting shopping habits, and economic challenges. From advanced technology adoption to a stronger focus on resilience, companies are investing in new solutions to meet customer expectations, drive growth, and overcome supply chain challenges. Here are some trends that will affect the supply chain landscape in 2025. Read more.

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