FROM THE EDITOR
From cold storage operations to shifting 3PL priorities and adaptable warehouse technology, this month’s edition focuses on the decisions and operational realities influencing warehouse performance. Explore the trends, challenges, and strategies shaping what comes next.
- Featured Guide: Cold Storage Operations
- Industry Research: 2026 3PL Study Highlights AI Adoption
- Industry Insight: WMS Remix: Attuned to Variability
- Life Sciences Resource: Warehouse Management Guide
- 3PL Operations: Why Hardware and WMS Must Work Together
- AI Strategy: What to Ask Your Vendor
Isabella
Your Warehousing Watch editor
Spotlight: Cold Storage Operations Guide
Running Cold Isn’t Simple
Cold storage growth is about more than how much product a facility can hold. New customers, services, requirements, and automation are adding complexity. Learn how cold storage operators are responding.
Industry News
How 3PL Priorities Are Shifting
Five years ago, facility capabilities helped determine which customers you could serve. Today, digital infrastructure increasingly helps determine which customers you can win.
What Makes a Modern WMS?
Inbound Logistics examines why operators are placing greater value on systems that can adapt as customers, workflows, and fulfillment demands evolve.
Additional Resources
High-Stakes Operations
In life sciences warehousing, a missing record can become a compliance issue, a customer issue, or a product issue. The stakes are higher than most operations realize.
Your WMS Can’t Scan a Pallet
Even the best software depends on the devices supporting day-to-day execution. Disconnects between the hardware and WMS often show up where it hurts most: productivity.
Don’t Box AI Into a Corner
Many AI discussions focus on what’s possible today. The bigger question is whether today’s AI decisions will still support tomorrow’s business requirements.
