As cool as AI and blockchain might be, the real tech gamechanger (from a logistics perspective) is 3D printing.

The transport industry in Australia is under enormous pressure to reassert its relevance and add value to its clients.

Retail is in the doldrums, with a blocked nose, sore throat and a wintry cold right in the middle of summer. But the infection won’t be limited to retailers

I often get asked what I consider to be the biggest threat to the transport industry and the answer is pretty simple – technology.

If you spend all your time looking for the next big thing of the future you will miss all the little evolutions that are creating it right now.

Anyone over the age of 40 will be familiar with the T.V. series MASH and the fact it was based on true stories. What may be less familiar is the…

If you are in the transport industry, the one bill that will really make you wince every time you look at it is your fuel bill.

We tend to associate queues with people. If we spot a line of people, we see a queue. But a logistics mindset sees queues everywhere.

The global population is predicted to hit 9 billion by 2050 and two out of every three of these people will be living in cities. But that presents a massive logistics challenge.