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CargoNOW focuses on a diversity of information and trends around Supply Chain and Logistics and attempts to include the full ecosystem that exists in our very complex and diverse industry. This includes transportation providers, NVOCC’s, GSA’s, airlines, shipping lines, cargo networks, ports, terminal operators, supporting products and services, trade and policy experts, infrastructure, regulators, postal operators, CEP’s, 3PL’s, 4PL’s, technology and e-commerce companies and anything else in between.
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Search ArticlesThe Invisible Boom: Why Traditional Economics Can't See the AI Supercycle Reshaping Asia
The Invisible Boom: Why Traditional Economics Can't See the AI Supercycle Reshaping Asia The latest macroeconomic data across Asia revels that something profound is happening, especially in the economies of India and the ASEAN-3 corridor in Vietnam, Malaysia. and Singapore. Most economists are missing it, not because they lack intelligence but because they lack the right lenses.
Procurement Optimization in the Age of Human and Digital Transformation
By Wolfgang Lehmacher, Board Member @ Wolfgang Lehmacher, Supply Chain, Logistics, Transport Procurement optimization has evolved from a cost-focused exercise into a dynamic, people-centered, and technology-powered value driver that is reshaping how organizations secure resilience, agility, and long-term growth.
Trade Update - 15th February 2022: AUSTRALIAN & INDIA LOOK FOR "LIGHT FTA" IN 30 DAYS, US CONFIRMS APEC HOSTING, AUSTRALIA ADDS CHINA TO BUG LIST and many more...
Trade Update - 15th February 2022: AUSTRALIAN & INDIA LOOK FOR "LIGHT FTA" IN 30 DAYS, US CONFIRMS APEC HOSTING, AUSTRALIA ADDS CHINA TO BUG LIST and many more... Weekly trade review provided by Chatto Creek Advisory Pty. Chatto Creek Advisory Pty Ltd is a Melbourne-based strategic consultancy specialising in trade policy advice and government engagement strategy.
The Most Dangerous Decision Is the One You Never Realize You're Still Making
by Garry Lim, GLG Council Member Every decision has a lifespan, yet organizations rarely ask when that decision should expire. Not because they deliberately ignore it, but because they were never taught that decisions themselves have a shelf life. We cannot question what we were never taught to question. Forecasts are reviewed every month, but forecasts are only one decision among many. Production cycles, supplier commitments, purchasing policies and service expectations often continue unchanged.
Visibility Won't Decarbonise Freight. Control Will.
It should not be asked to invent emissions factors, guess at missing data, or independently certify that one shipment is sustainable. Emissions calculations should come from trusted operational data and accepted methodologies. ISO 14083, for example, establishes a common methodology for quantifying greenhouse-gas emissions from freight transport chains (ISO 14083, iso.org).
LSCMS Appoints Terry Tan to its Advisory Board
Singapore, 14 August 2026 - The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS) has appointed Terry Tan, to its Advisory Board, strengthening the Society's strategic leadership with expertise spanning military logistics, commercial supply chains, technology and resilience. Terry brings a unique perspective to the supply chain profession.
When Ships Go Dark, What Are We Really Seeing?
by Dr. Raymon Krishnan, Editor-at-Large, CargoNOW As a Consultant, I look at freight rates and container volumes across markets in Asia and try to determine what they are really telling us. Is a rate movement temporary noise, a seasonal phenomenon or the beginning of a structural shift? Is a change in volumes an isolated event or is it part of a pattern that has appeared before? That work recently made me look more closely at another kind of data - AIS vessel-tracking data.
Singapore at 61: A Logistics Story Built on Looking Ahead
by Dr. Raymon Krishnan, Editor-at-Large, CargoNOW Singapore turns 61 this year and is one of the world's leading supply chain hubs - a major container transshipment hub, a global aviation gateway and an important centre for logistics, trade and supply chain services. None of this happened by accident. Singapore's location certainly helped.
The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society Strengthens its Procurement Leadership with the Appointment of Rick Ackermann to its Executive Committee
The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society Strengthens its Procurement Leadership with the Appointment of Rick Ackermann to its Executive Committee Singapore, 28 July 2026 - The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS) has announced the appointment of Ricardo (Rick) Ackermann to its Executive Committee (ExCo), marking another important step in the Society's commitment to strengthening procurement as a core pillar of the supply chain profession.
AI's Hidden Supply Chain Crisis: The Critical Minerals Powering the Digital Economy
AI's Hidden Supply Chain Crisis: The Critical Minerals Powering the Digital Economy Everyone is talking about chips. Few are talking about what chips are made from. Artificial Intelligence has triggered the largest technology investment cycle in decades. Governments are racing to build sovereign AI capabilities while hyperscalers are spending hundreds of billions of dollars on data centres, advanced semiconductors and cloud infrastructure.