The modern warehouse is no longer a static cost centre. It must evolve into an intelligent, resilient, and sustainable hub for businesses and become a strategic platform for growth, resilience, and differentiation.

This paper examines the forces reshaping the warehousing landscape, from geopolitical shifts, and the urgent need for sustainable operations, to the increasing requirements for digital transformation, alongside evolving labour dynamics. 

This convergence of forces necessitates a shift, for organisations to change their view of their warehouses from tactical necessity, to a true business differentiator and a cornerstone of their supply chain and business resilience.

In today’s competitive labour market, some agencies are offering tempting incentives to attract and retain workers such as free accommodation, paid utilities, travel allowances and “all-inclusive” packages...

At Softeon, we believe your operation is unique. We empower everyone from executive stakeholders to power users and IT teams with tools to configure UIs, optimize pick paths, and create codeless integrations, all without breaking the core system. If you want to be faster, smarter, and truly different, it’s time to rethink your WMS.

This guide provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of warehouse storage capacity, its importance in the supply chain, and strategies for increasing it.

A strategic approach to fleet decarbonisation A white paper co-authored by PA Consulting and Flexible Power Systems

Trade compliance is set to become even more challenging in 2025. The focus for many organisations will shift to adapting strategies that address geopolitical tensions, sustainability and ensuring compliance systems and tools are fit for purpose. With that in mind, Thomas Lobert, Solutions Consultant at Descartes, outlines the top five trade compliance trends of 2025, along with the upcoming changes that will affect businesses in international trade. 

With it being reported that every man, woman, and child in the UK receives, on average, 140 parcels a year, it will come as no surprise that there is a worrying increase in package thefts to coincide. In fact, according to the mailing equipment company Quadient, the total value of parcels stolen across the UK at the end of 2024 rose to £376m - up from £204m in 2023. Further, it is often the case that peak trading periods, like Black Friday and the run up to Christmas, suffer the highest amounts of packaging theft. 

Milence appointed VEV to manage the development of its first UK electric HGV charging hub at Immingham, Able Humber Port, serving UK and Europe...