ARC Advisory Group
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In today's fast paced and competitive environment, you need an expert on your side, someone that will assist you with strategic decisions, guide you with industry best practices and latest technology solutions. That is the ARC Advisory Group purpose. ARC will make you more competitive through our advisory services, technology evaluation and selection services, our research reports, analyst consultation, and our vision. Regardless of your measure - Operational Performance, Return on Assets, Cost of Ownership, Time to Benefit, or Shareholder Value - ARC will deliver and you will be more competitive.
Founded in 1986, ARC Advisory Group is the leading technology research and advisory firm for industry, infrastructure, and cities. ARC stands apart due to our in-depth coverage of both information technologies (IT) and operational technologies (OT) and associated business trends. Our analysts and consultants have the industry knowledge and the first-hand experience to help our clients find the best answers to the complex business issues facing organizations today. We provide technology supplier clients with strategic market research, and help end user clients develop appropriate adoption strategies and evaluate and select the best technology solutions for their needs. Source
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| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesStop Managing Logistics as a Collection of Functions
Calling logistics a network is accurate, but it is not sufficient. A network describes connections; it does not explain how independently managed transportation, warehousing, fulfillment, yard and dock operations, last-mile delivery, technology, partners, and people combine to produce one customer outcome. The more useful model is a system of systems. The practical consequence is important. You cannot understand logistics performance by looking at any one component in isolation.
From Industrial Automation to Industrial Autonomy
Yokogawa, a Gold Sponsor of ARC Advisory Group’s 24th Annual ARC Industry Forum in Bengaluru, was represented by Dr. Rajeev Joshi, DeputyGeneral Manager. In his presentation, IA2IA: Industrial Automation to Industrial Autonomy, Joshi examined how industrial organizations can gradually introduce AI into existing control environments and move toward increasingly autonomous operations.
AI Moves from Feature to Foundation in Formulation Technologies
How embedded intelligence is reshaping formulation workflows, supplier strategies, and buyer expectations Key Takeaway: AI is no longer being positioned as a standalone feature. It is becoming a foundational capability across the formulation lifecycle. Artificial intelligence continues to dominate conversations across the formulation technology landscape, but the discussion has evolved significantly over the past two years.
Beyond AI Adoption: How Leadership Creates Real Business Value
As artificial intelligence (AI) moves from experimentation to becoming an increasingly integral part of business operations, organizations are being challenged to rethink more than just technology adoption. The bigger question is how leaders can redesign decision-making, empower employees, and create new ways of working in an AI-driven world.
NVIDIA Announces Jetson Orin Nano 2 Robotics Computer to Redefine Entry-Level Edge AI
As AI models grow smaller and more efficient, more edge devices can become autonomous systems that understand context, interpret language and images, and act in real time. To bring these capabilities into physical machines like robots, delivery and inspection drones, and vision AI systems, developers need compact, energy-efficient robotics computers built for edge AI.
Belden Expands Industrial Connectivity Portfolio
Industrial network infrastructure supplier Belden announced numerous updates to its connectivity portfolio. Highlights include new introductions and expanded availability of switches, gateways, wireless orchestration, and IO-Link analog I/O. Hirschmann GREYHOUND GRS2000 Low-Voltage The GREYHOUND2000 is built for demanding mission-critical applications, including energy and other high-uptime environments. Its latest iteration is now available with a single or redundant low-voltage power supply.
Yokogawa Signs Distribution Agreement with BuyCo for its Container Transport Management SaaS
Yokogawa Electric Corporation announced that it has entered into a distribution agreement with France-based BuyCo, a provider of a software as a service (SaaS) solution for the management of the transport of shipping containers. Under this agreement, Yokogawa will offer BuyCo’s Transportation Management System (TMS) to companies primarily in the materials industry.
Uber’s Restructuring Shows Where AI in Logistics Is Really Going
Uber’s decision to reduce its workforce by about 10 percent will inevitably be discussed as another large technology company layoff. For logistics executives, however, the more important question is not whether AI eliminated these jobs. It is whether AI is beginning to eliminate some of the organizational structures that made many of those jobs necessary. Reuters reported that approximately 3,300 positions will be affected in Uber’s largest workforce reduction since the pandemic.
What Is a WMS in 2026? The Warehouse Management System Is Becoming Something More
What constitutes a WMS in 2026 is ultimately a question about category boundaries. The warehouse management system still has a recognizable core, but the value increasingly comes from what happens around that core: how operating state is shared, how decisions are coordinated, and how quickly the system can respond when conditions change. Buyers therefore need a definition based on the work the platform is accountable for, not on the longest possible feature list.
This Week in Logistics: Freight Tightens, AI Moves into Execution, and Networks Get More Strategic
The logistics news this week was broader than any single technology trend. Artificial intelligence continued moving deeper into transportation, warehousing, and physical execution, while freight markets showed signs of tightening, geopolitical disruption pushed fuel and shipping costs higher, major logistics providers repositioned their networks, and transportation technology attracted new investment.