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Amy Roach

New York
As seen in: Inbound Logistics, CNN, The New England Journal of Medicine, Shaw Local, Westchester Magazine, Physician's Weekly, Hudson Valley Magazine, Gulfshore Life, Gulfshore Life (Bonita Springs, Florida), jhltonline.org
Features Editor @WestchesterMag & Exec Editor @914INCBusiness; magazine/biz junkie who writes about entrepreneurs, tech, small biz, & all things Westchester
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Trump Administration Launches “Freedom Haulers” to Steer Veterans Toward CDLs

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By Amy Roach
| Inbound Logistics Verified
Tags: Military Logistics, Trucking, Workforce President Donald Trump announces the Freedom Haulers initiative at a White House press event on July 30, 2026. Interagency campaign shortens the runway from military service to a commercial license, as DOT pairs the recruitment push with continued enforcement against non-domiciled drivers.
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Six Technologies Reshaping Logistics Execution

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By Amy Roach
| Inbound Logistics Verified
Tags: Logistics I.T., Technology Faced with rising customer expectations, labor shortages, and increasing pressure to operate sustainably, shippers and their logistics partners can no longer rely on yesterday’s processes. Digital logistics technologies help organizations scale rapidly as modernizing supply chains becomes a non-negotiable, especially in high variability situations like inbound workflows.
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The Case Against Treating Micro-Fulfillment as a Permanent Model

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By Amy Roach
| Inbound Logistics Verified
July 2026 | Commentary | Fulfillment Tags: Fulfillment, Warehousing Micro-fulfillment is having a moment. It is being framed as the inevitable next evolution of logistics: smaller footprints, closer to demand, faster delivery, lower risk. For some sectors, that narrative holds. For many others, it doesn’t. There’s no question micro-fulfillment has become essential in certain environments. Grocery, quick-commerce, and last-mile delivery rely on proximity and speed to compete.
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