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This week’s supply chain and logistics news underscores a critical period of structural realignment across the global logistics landscape, characterized by a decisive shift toward intelligent, integrated supply chain execution. As organizations transition from siloed record-keeping to proactive decision-support platforms, they must simultaneously navigate a tightening regulatory environment, exemplified by California’s permanent SB 54 packaging The post Supply Chain and Logistics News Weekly Round Up (July 6th-10th)  appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

Falling AI model prices will not make supply chain software easier to build. They will shift differentiation toward workflow ownership, data context, integration depth, and execution authority. By Jim Frazer, Logistics Viewpoints Editorial Team The newest AI pricing battle is not just a Silicon Valley story. It is a supply chain software story. Meta has The post As AI Becomes More Affordable, Supply Chain Software Differentiation Moves Up the Stack appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

Electrification and automation in oil and gas are often discussed through the lens of decarbonization. That lens is important, but it is incomplete. For supply chain and operations leaders, these technologies should be evaluated as modernization tools that reshape how field operations, terminals, refineries, warehouses, pipelines, and support fleets are powered, monitored, maintained, and coordinated. The post Oil and Gas Electrification and Automation: Modernizing Field Logistics and Operations appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

As large language models continue to transform software development, many companies remain focused on one question: which AI model is best? That question matters. But it is not the only question that matters. For enterprise software teams, the more important issue may be this: how much project context does the AI actually have? A recent The post AI Coding Assistants Need More Than Prompts: Why Context Files Matter for Supply Chain Software appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.

Research, advisory support, sponsorships, webinars, podcasts, supplier spotlights, and industry events each serve different market objectives. The right path depends on what your company is trying to accomplish. The post Choosing the Right Market Engagement Path for Your Supply Chain Technology Company appeared first on Logistics Viewpoints.