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Journalist. Auto mag managing editor. Have reported/edited news, sports, legal, insurance, business, accounting and finance. Check out, check out my melody.
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From the Magazine: The warehouse under pressure

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By Adam Malik Verified
| Auto Service World
In a world becoming more complex with continued advancements in technology and artificial intelligence, warehouse environments must remain vigilant when it comes to security and across every dimension of their operations. As cybersecurity and cargo theft threats become increasingly sophisticated, disruptions become more prevalent, automation markets weather turbulence and commercial real estate transitions away from pandemic-era volatility, the warehouse industry finds itself at a crossroads.
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Why the global auto industry remains in low-growth mode

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By Adam Malik Verified
| Auto Service World
The global automotive industry continues to face sluggish growth in 2026, with automakers across all major regions prioritizing cost reduction, manufacturing efficiency and tighter capital discipline as they navigate uneven demand, geopolitical uncertainty and intensifying competition. According to a recent industry analysis from Morningstar DBRS, the global light-vehicle market remained essentially flat through May, with the annualized selling rate holding at 89 million units.
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AI adoption outpacing training, workers seek more guidance

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By Adam Malik Verified
| Auto Service World
Artificial intelligence is becoming a standard workplace tool, but most employees say training has not kept pace with adoption, according to a recent survey More than eight in 10 job seekers (83 per cent), said companies need to formally train employees on how to use AI rather than expecting them to learn on their own, according to the findings from Express Employment Professionals. Hiring managers share that view, with 86 per cent saying AI training should be a priority for employers.
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