So far, the 21st century has been full of surprises. Institutions that were once seen as unshakable have been upended. The digital revolution has left its mark on nearly every industry, product, and service. But despite technology's shrinking effect on our globe, the movement of physical goods across the planet has become even more difficult and more complex. Thankfully, 21st-century problems have 21st-century solutions.
The industry needs information, commentary, breaking news, and emerging tech. Below is a list of material handling, logistics, and supply chain industry resources that are a good place to start when searching for the latest news.
● Material Handling & Logistics
● Modern Materials Handling
● Material Handling 24/7
● Material Handling Product News
● DC Velocity
● Industrial Equipment News
● Industry Today
● Supermarket News
● Manufacturing.Net
● MHI Solutions
● The Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association
● The HAWKER® Blog
● Food Logistics
● Logistics Management
● Inbound Logistics
● The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report
● FreightWaves
● The New Warehouse Podcast
● Supply Chain 24/7& the Supply Chain 24/7 Podcast
● Supply Chain Brain & the Supply Chain Brain Podcast
● Supply Chain Digest
● WIRED Supply Chain News
● Financial Times Supply Chain News
● ForkliftAction.com
● Workplace Material Handling & Safety
At HAWKER®, we don’t turn away from a challenge—we embrace it. Every new hurdle is an opportunity in disguise, and it’s up to the problem solvers of today to determine the shape tomorrow takes.
As a company dedicated to motive power solutions and motive power management, we know a thing or two about keeping you and your industry moving. To learn how HAWKER® can help your operation, check out our motive power solutions and accessories or find a dealer near you.
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