Unlocking the Value of the Logistics Viewpoints Archive

A Practical, Topic-Driven Resource

Organized into more than 70 categories, the archive offers focused coverage on everything from supply chain planning and transportation systems to artificial intelligence and warehouse automation. The structure supports quick access to relevant information based on job function, industry segment, or current initiative.

For example, the Artificial Intelligence category continues to attract attention as AI technologies become more integrated into planning and execution. In The Dual Disruption: Trade Tensions and the AI Revolution, we examine how geopolitical uncertainty and AI innovation are converging to reshape supply chain strategy. Another post, AI in Supply Chain Automation, offers examples of how AI is enabling more responsive operations — from dynamic routing to warehouse slotting.

In the Warehouse Automation section, we recently highlighted Mobile Warehouse Robotics Market Matures — a reflection of how mobile robotics is transitioning from early adoption to more mainstream implementation. Posts in this category often address labor challenges, throughput goals, and ROI considerations tied to automation investment.

Meanwhile, the Supply Chain Risk Management category continues to see strong interest as resilience becomes a strategic priority. AI-Related Risk is Real, and Largely Ignored challenges readers to consider second-order effects of automation and digital integration. And Why Lean Supply Chains Are No Longer Enough underscores the shift from cost-driven efficiency toward agility and risk responsiveness.

Supporting Informed Decision-Making

Our goal at Logistics Viewpoints has always been to support better logistics and supply chain decisions. The archive is one way we make that possible — by giving readers direct access to years of category-specific commentary, case studies, and trend analysis written by experienced practitioners and analysts.

This includes not only technology and operations, but also leadership, workforce dynamics, and regulatory developments. Categories such as Labor, Learning & Leadership, and Regulations reflect the human and policy dimensions that shape the industry just as much as systems and infrastructure.

Explore the Archive

Whether you’re developing strategy, vetting a solution, or simply trying to stay current, the Logistics Viewpoints archive can serve as a reliable reference. It’s not static — it’s updated weekly, and designed to reflect the evolving needs of supply chain leaders.

Start exploring the archive at logisticsviewpoints.com/categories