EIS InsightsLogistics & Mobility

The Parcel Locker Is Winning the Argument Over the Doorstep

Home delivery promised convenience, but failed attempts, stolen parcels and costly single-drop routes have pushed carriers and retailers toward a humbler solution. Banks of parcel lockers in stations, supermarkets and apartment lobbies are reshaping the economics of the last mil…

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Product Returns Have Quietly Become Their Own Branch of Logistics

Shipping a product to a customer used to be the hard part of retail logistics. Getting it back, inspecting it, and deciding what to do with it has grown into a separate, expensive discipline of its own, and most retailers built their networks without planning for it properly.

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The Trucks Are Electric Now. The Depots Are Not Ready.

Logistics companies have made bold public commitments to electrify delivery fleets, and many have already taken delivery of the vehicles. What is quietly holding the transition back is not the trucks at all, but the depots meant to charge them, where grid capacity, utility inter…

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