Slow technology adoption limiting procurement and supply chain success
A lack of technology adoption is holding procurement functions back from overcoming supply chain challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, a survey has found.
A lack of technology adoption is holding procurement functions back from overcoming supply chain challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, a survey has found.
A 618-acre regeneration project in Doncaster, South Yorkshire will provide up to 2 million sq ft of logistics and employment space.
In less than a week since its call to arms to find desperately needed short term storage space for the NHS, property consultant CBRE has managed to secure some 14.25 million sq ft of storage space.
CEVA Logistics is to use 3D printing to supply protection visors to frontline NHS staff as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Infrared Capital Partners is proposing a 147,000 sq ft industrial development at its Triumph Business Park in Speke, which if approved would bring the total business park to almost 1 million sq ft.
Many an occupier has had to make do with the design and layout of a warehouse that just isn’t quite right but when you ask why – the answer you get is because its ‘institutional’ and without it being ‘institutional’ it can’t be built.
UPS has said it is a a “privilege and a responsibility” to be classified as an essential sector by government and it is modifying its procedures worldwide to safeguard employee, subcontractor and customer health.
In normal business conditions, delivering your best-ever month of trading activity with the fastest growth rate in over a decade would be cause for celebration.
Scandit has released a point of delivery app for parcel deliveries designed to improve compliance with social distancing measures, with DB Schenker among the first to roll it out across operations.
Latest research by various property consultants and experts indicate that rent levels are set to slow this year and lease terms on new deals will move out.