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

New 100% drone tariffs make country-of-origin evidence a shipment-release requirement across purchasing, customs, and transportation operations.

Ford’s planned shift away from China-built Lincoln models shows why automotive sourcing changes require VIN-level inventory, parts, and logistics controls.

Foreign manufacturing investment can expose weak supplier, utility, warehouse, and freight links. Here is a practical readiness scorecard for industrial sites.

Low-code tools can make warehouse systems more adaptable, but safe deployment requires testing, approvals, rollback plans, and audit trails.

Forklift sensors can do more than prevent a collision. Connected safety events can reveal aisle congestion, slotting problems, maintenance risks, and training needs.

As tariff enforcement targets suspected transshipment through more than 40 countries, importers need shipment-level evidence connecting origin, production, routing, and customs data.

Tariffs, classifications, broker fees, and corrections belong in shipment-level landed cost, backed by named owners and a clear escalation trail.

Driver health affects absenteeism, retention, and usable truck capacity. Shippers and carriers can reduce the risk through better schedules, facilities, and scorecards.

Parcel shippers should prepare now for the 2028 UPS–Teamsters negotiation with carrier qualification, volume caps, scenario data, and clear reallocation triggers.

Build a practical 2026 3PL scorecard that measures acceptance, visibility, exceptions, claims, billing, and recovery—not only on-time delivery.