ThomasNet—As the world of robotics continues to evolve, we'll soon be seeing more "physically augmented" employees in the workplace.

Supply Chain Management Review—Digitization requires people to think and work differently. There’s nothing simple about that.

CSCMP’s Supply Chain Quarterly—Consumers endure effects of poor weather, rocky stock market, government shutdown, NRF says.

Material Handling & Logistics—Other risks include additional costs and uncertainty due to raw material shortages, recalls and safety scares or tougher environmental regulations, according to the DHL Resilience360 report that was released on March 25.

Modern Materials Handling—Improving warehouse processes and optimizing operational efficiency requires a multifaceted approach. Here are five strategies for wholesale and retail distributors to improve warehouse logistics.

Transport Topics—Despite a perceived slowdown in the U.S. economy, 52% of small and medium-size carriers said they are growing and remain optimistic about business in 2019 and 2020, according to research by Bibby Financial Services of Georgia.

GreenBiz—In a market where many large truck fleet owners are just starting to pilot electric vehicles, IKEA has already been able to fully embrace this sustainability goal for last-mile deliveries in some of its markets.

Supply Chain Dive—Manufacturers must consider the product and consequences of alternative materials when making decisions about plastic packaging.

SupplylChainBrain/Bloomberg—For more than two years, the clock ran down toward March 29, the day Prime Minister Theresa May pledged Britain would leave the European Union. May’s deferral of the departure to at least April 12 came too late for companies that spent months assuming the crunch would arrive as scheduled.