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Amazon Freight Looms on the Horizon

According to Supply Chain Dive, Amazon’s announcement that it will soon offer its own shipping service has made many in the freight world nervous.

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A New Digital Freight Marketplace Emerges

SupplyPike is billing itself as the first true digital freight marketplace, reports Digital Supply Chain. To that end, they are accepting bitcoin payments.

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Using Tech to Keep Food Supply Safe

Food companies are turning to emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning  and blockchain to make their supply chains safer, reports Food Safety News.

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Electric Trucks the Way to Go

According to Digital Supply Chain, Elon Musk is predicting his electric semi will be extremely popular. He believes that he will sell 100,000 trucks a year by 2022.

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Unstructured Data Preventing True OneOffice

According to Digital Supply Chain, organization acknowledge that data has become the key component to their operations, but more than half of them feel that their data is unstructured. This data disorganization is preventing a majority of companies from moving to a OneOffice concept.

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Blockchain Tracks Minerals

According to Reuters, blockchain is being deployed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to track cobalt from mine to its use in electronics.

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New Tech Causing Slow Downs on Railway

New tech meant to prevent accidents on railways is actually causing bigger problems, reports Supply Chain Brain. The positive train control, or PTC, implemented by Union Pacific, which automatically stops a train before an accident can occur is causing the railway to slow down by 12 percent.

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Amazon Tests New Shipping & Storage Program

According to Chain Storage Age, Amazon is testing FBA onsite, which is a pilot program that offers sellers access to a shipping and warehouse program. Currently, the program is by invite only.

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