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Michael Levans

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As seen in: Logistics Management, Material Handling Wholesaler, MaterialHandling 24/7, Modern Materials Handling, Peerless Media, Supply Chain Management Review, SupplyChain 24/7
Group Editorial Director of Peerless Media’s group of publications including Logistics Management, Supply Chain Management Review, Modern Materials Handling
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Technology & Innovation Issue: The connected warehouse

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By Michael Levans Verified
| Modern Materials Handling Verified
For years, warehouse technology conversations focused on individual tools. Companies evaluated a warehouse management system (WMS), deployed voice-directed picking or installed a new piece of automation—and success was measured one project at a time. Today, the conversation is changing. As automation expands and operations become more complex, the challenge is no longer deploying individual technologies—it’s getting them to work together.
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State of Logistics: Adaptation becomes a core competency

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By Michael Levans Verified
| Logistics Management Verified
For years now, it feels as if logistics professionals have been waiting for things to settle down. First came the pandemic. Then came port congestion, labor shortages, inflation, inventory corrections, geopolitical conflict, tariffs, and shifting trade policies. Each new challenge was viewed as another obstacle to overcome before the industry could finally return to some version of normal. This year’s State of Logistics report suggests it may be time to stop waiting.
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AI: Amplifying human capability

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By Michael Levans Verified
| Logistics Management Verified
When I stepped into the role as chief editor of Logistics Management back in 2004, Walmart had just announced that its top 100 suppliers would be required to place RFID tags on all pallets and cases by 2005. The idea—which was and still is a good one—promised to transform inventory visibility and tracking across the supply chain.
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