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How often do significant new things really happen? In most years, there is nothing new. In the past year, we have seen two truly new developments.

Blue Yonder, the supply chain solutions provider, has released its largest product update in the history of the company, launching what it describes as the first set of interoperable solutions across the entire supply chain – from planning to warehouse, transportation, and commerce – delivered on the company’s Luminate Cognitive Platform.

Open Sky Group partnership assists Arcadia Cold Storage and Logistics’ launch of five national distribution facilities.

Walmart is expanding buy now, pay later (BNPL) services from Affirm to self-checkout kiosks at over 4,500 U.S. stores.

Leaning into interoperability allows Blue Yonder to provide its customers with increased productivity, reduced waste and more resilient supply chains.

Unifying intelligence in the age of data apps - SiliconANGLE

Where do parcel and last-mile operations stand today? How will advances in artificial intelligence and visibility technology change the delivery game? And, perhaps most importantly, what can shippers do to ensure their parcel carriers consider them “shippers of choice”? To get some answers, we asked leading experts from companies participating in DC Velocity’s Last-Mile Theater at Modex 2024. Here’s what they had to say.

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