Industry insights, integration guides, and product updates from the CXTMS team.

2026 marked the year logistics technology moved from pilot programs to operating infrastructure. This retrospective covers the AI, automation, visibility, compliance, and resilience trends that reshaped freight, warehousing, and supply chain execution.

AI supply chain value depends on people who can test recommendations, manage overrides, and connect every automated decision to an operational outcome.

The ISEE–Holman partnership gives logistics buyers a new way to procure autonomous yard capacity while shifting financing, maintenance, and residual-value risk.

The proposed C.H. Robinson–RXO combination makes a shipper-side brokerage integration control tower essential for protecting service, cost, and carrier choice.

Evri’s acquisition of Cross Border Connect gives e-commerce shippers a timely test case for controlling customs, tracking, and proof-of-delivery data across parcel handoffs.

KILLSTAR’s logistics consolidation shows why fashion brands need a single control record spanning customs status, channel allocation, fulfillment, and returns.

Diverging LTL carrier volumes show why shippers need lane- and terminal-level scorecards, carrier-specific awards, and executable backup rules.

Military truck programs need supplier-capacity evidence, configuration control, and transport milestones—not just ambitious final-assembly targets.

Learn how a barrel-to-berth constraint map turns pipeline, storage, terminal, tanker, insurance, sanctions, and strait risks into operational decisions.

September Class 8 truck orders sent conflicting signals. Learn how fleets can separate replacement demand from capacity growth and set disciplined purchase gates.