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Follows smart warehousing, automation, distribution networks and digital supply-chain upgrades from storage to last-mile fulfillment.
In-depth analysis of the growth drivers, key technology applications, and future trends in the Indian smart warehousing market, focusing on the urgent demand for automated logistics solutions from e-commerce and manufacturing.
In-depth analysis of the changes in global logistics, ports, and trade corridors under the waves of digitalization and automation, exploring how to leverage technology to enhance supply chain resilience, and analyzing regional impacts and future trends.
India's industrial and warehousing leasing reached 36.9 million sq ft in 2025, with national warehousing stock at about 533 million sq ft; driven by the National Logistics Policy and PM GatiShakti, WMS, ASRS, warehousing robots, and IoT tracking are transforming warehousing from static facilities into supply chain efficiency nodes.
India's warehousing modernization is being jointly driven by automation, IoT, and the national logistics policy, with rental volumes hitting record highs and supply chain efficiency expected to improve significantly. This article provides an in-depth analysis of its impact.
This article focuses on the latest developments in global logistics and supply chain digitalization, analyzing how AI, real-time data, and other technologies drive operational efficiency improvements, as well as the implementation challenges enterprises face.
Global smart logistics platform market valued at $19.9 billion in 2025, projected to reach $95.1 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 17.5%. North America leads, Asia-Pacific is the fastest growing, with cloud deployment and AI driving supply chain digital transformation.
V2X has reached a strategic cooperation with Amazon to apply Amazon's warehouse automation technology and computer vision AI to warehouses managed by V2X, enhancing logistics efficiency and supply chain resilience for U.S. government customers.
Inteq Sales Director Jon Roberts pointed out that warehouse execution systems (WES) are key to automation ROI, and hardware-agnostic software platforms are replacing hardware-first strategies to drive logistics efficiency improvements.
As warehouse automation evolves from point solutions to integrated systems, flexible automation, AI, and orchestration platforms are becoming key to improving supply chain efficiency. Industry experts discuss how to achieve more agile and scalable warehouse operations through intelligent system collaboration.
Supply chain consulting firm SCCG points out that systems not interconnected, poor data visibility, embedded manual processes, lack of clear requirements, and systems unable to support growth are five key signals of digital transformation failure.
JD.com released its 2025 ESG report, highlighting the application of AI, smart warehousing, and new energy logistics in the supply chain, and analyzing how they improve efficiency and drive green transformation.
Faced with labor shortages and market fluctuations, warehouse operators are building agile, efficient next-generation warehousing systems through automation, AI, and process optimization.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming logistics and supply chain operations, but its greatest value lies in enhancing human capabilities, rather than replacing workers.
C.H. Robinson launches Lean Engineer AI, integrating with Lean AI Planner to drive continuous optimization in global supply chain execution, covering road, ocean, air, and rail.