AI adoption exposes a resilience gap in UK industry
UK companies are investing in AI, but fragmented data and weak accountability are making it harder to build reliable, human-supervised automation.
UK companies are investing in AI, but fragmented data and weak accountability are making it harder to build reliable, human-supervised automation.
Disposable Bluetooth trackers can extend digital visibility to the large middle market of routine industrial shipments.
A small adjustment to material selection delivered a potential £200,000 annual saving, showing how data and automation can improve industrial fulfilment without a complete system replacement.
A unified logistics platform is being used to connect warehouse execution, transport planning and order fulfilment, while keeping AI agents within human-defined operating boundaries.
Miniclipper is extending a cloud WMS across its network to make fulfilment more scalable, improve planning visibility and simplify customer integration.
A.P. Moller Capital’s planned purchase of Portek International could give the investor a wider platform for improving port resilience, asset performance and environmental management.
AI agents are changing how route-planning tools are built. The next step for resilient industrial logistics is modelling the constraints that algorithms usually miss.
IMI is extending its UK software offer from warehouse labour management to a broader digital platform covering inventory, transport and delivery processes.
A new Nomagic deployment in Germany shows how AI-enabled robotics can address product diversity, repetitive handling and future capacity needs in fashion supply chains.
Rory McIlroy’s mobile training environment will travel with him worldwide, giving DP World a high-profile test of coordinated, time-critical logistics.
Fiege is using Loopario to connect the operational and financial sides of load carrier management, beginning with tyre racks and preparing a broader rollout.