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Minneapolis – November 4, 2025 – Infios, a global leader in intelligent supply chain execution, today announced a collaboration with AWS to integrate generative-AI agents into Infios Order Management (Infios OM). The partnership with the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center reinforces Infios’s leadership in defining the next era of supply chain. Infios OM serves as the brain of The post Infios and Amazon Web Services (AWS) Join Forces – Creating Foundation for Agentic Intelligence in End-to-End Supply Chain Execution appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

Register for the Webinar —Event registration form December 2 at 11:00 AM Eastern Energy Is Becoming a Supply Chain Variable You Can Actively Control Energy is no longer a background cost. It’s now one of the strongest forces shaping logistics performance. Fleet uptime, warehouse automation reliability, cold-chain protection, and even service consistency depend on the The post Join Us for the Webinar: Energy in the Supply Chain: From Cost Center to Strategic Catalyst appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

The final days of November 2025 demonstrate a critical inflection point in global logistics, where established models are being aggressively reevaluated and digital investment is shifting from simple visibility to true intelligence. While the rail giants BNSF and CSX are rebuilding foundational long-haul intermodal connectivity—a throwback to efficient network strategies—leading retailers like Kroger are radically The post Supply Chain & Logistics News November 17th-20th 2025 appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

A container ship arrives at Long Beach two days late. Inside are goods tied to dozens of purchase orders. Some are carrying basics that can wait, while others are holding seasonal items for promotions starting in three weeks, and a few are high-velocity SKUs that are already running thin at stores. Which containers do you The post Why Supply Chain Automation Fails Before It Even Starts appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

The AI ecosystem shifted again this week in ways that will influence how supply chains access compute, build intelligent applications, and scale advanced planning models. NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Anthropic announced a set of coordinated agreements that reshape where frontier AI runs and who controls the infrastructure underneath it. While the headlines focus on tech sector The post NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Anthropic Realign AI Infrastructure. What It Means for Supply Chain Leaders appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.