Supply Chain Matters This Week in Supply Chain Tech December 13 2022 Edition
Our Supply Chain Matters This Week in Supply Chain Technology column reflects a number of significant recent announcements that depict an ongoing active cycle of tech developments. Included in this update include Coupa Software being acquired, Transporeon being acquired, Locus Robotics and Pactum additional equity investments.
by Bob Ferrari 
Supply Chain Matters This Week in Supply Chain Tech
The Supply Chain Matters blog features This Week in Supply Chain Management Tech, a synopsis of noteworthy technology focused investment developments. Technology and services providers mentioned in this update include Echo Global Logistics, UPS and Roadie, Stord, Locus Robotics, TrueCommerce, LevaData, Google Cloud and E2open.
by Bob Ferrari
Supply Chain Matters This Week in Supply Chain Tech Edition- June 4 2021
The Supply Chain Matters blog features our latest This Week in Supply Chain Management Tech, a synopsis of noteworthy technology focused investment developments. Providers mentioned in this update include poject44, DHL Supply Chain, Locus Robotics.
by Bob Ferrari
April 26 2019 Edition of This Week in Supply Chain Tech
The Supply Chain Matters blog features our April 26, 2019 Edition of This Week in Supply Chain Management Tech, a brief synopsis of noteworthy supply chain management focused technology news which we believe would be of specific interest to our global-based readership.
by Bob Ferrari 
Advanced Robotics Being Applied to Online Customer Fulfillment Needs
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights some of a new wave of advanced robotics technology providers leveraging artificial intelligence, machine learning, autonomous driving and other technologies to address needs for higher productivity in online customer fulfillment processes.
by Bob Ferrari
Increased Venture Capital Flowing into Logistics Focused Intelligent Robotics
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights the hot area of venture capital investment in advanced robotics applied to logistics, warehousing, and material movement areas.
by Barry Belotti 
