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ALDOT leverages Blyncsy to improve statewide asset surveys and strengthen data-driven maintenance planning EXTON, Pa., February 5, 2026 — Bentley Systems, Incorporated (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, announced today the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is using Bentley’s Blyncsy solution to enhance its existing performance-based budgeting process for highway maintenance. ALDOT adopted a performance-based budgeting model more than 15 years ago and continues to refine its implementation to ensure maintenance funds are allocated based on objective, …

Alabama Department of Transportation Enhances Performance-Based Budgeting with Bentley Systems’ AI-Powered Blyncsy Solution Read More »

As global supply chains become more complex, with thousands of disparate systems, applications, and data sources, supply chain orchestration becomes increasingly important. Globalization, multi-tier supplier networks, outsourcing, and omnichannel retail have made supply chains sprawling and interconnected. A product may involve raw materials from five continents, assembly in three countries, and final delivery through multiple …

Unifying Real-Time Data for End-to-End Supply Chain Orchestration with InterSystems Read More »

The announcement by Donald Trump and Narendra Modi of an India–U.S. “trade deal” has drawn immediate attention from global markets. From a supply chain and logistics perspective, however, the more important observation is not the scale of the claims, but the lack of formal detail required for execution. At this stage, what exists is a …

India–U.S. Trade Announcement Creates Strategic Options, Not Executable Change Read More »

Microsoft has positioned itself as one of the central platforms for enterprise AI. Through Azure, Copilot, Fabric, and a rapidly expanding ecosystem of AI services, the company is not merely offering tools, it is proposing an operating model for how intelligence should be embedded across enterprise workflows. For supply chain and logistics leaders, the significance …

Microsoft and the Operationalization of AI: Why Platform Strategy Is Colliding with Execution Reality Read More »

In an era defined by rapid technological shifts and increasing environmental volatility, the global supply chain is navigating a complex landscape of transformation. From the immediate logistical challenges posed by severe winter weather to the long-term implications of global water scarcity, businesses are being forced to rethink traditional models of efficiency and resilience. This week’s …

Supply Chain and Logistics News January 26th-29th 2026 Read More »

Long-haul trucking sits at the center of the industry’s decarbonization challenge. Multiple powertrain options are now technically viable, but their operational fit varies widely depending on duty cycle, route structure, fueling access, and fleet economics. The result for many fleets is uncertainty rather than clarity. NACFE has taken a deliberately empirical approach to this problem …

How NACFE Is Clarifying Long-Haul Powertrain Tradeoffs with Fleet Data Read More »

Global supply chains are currently grappling with multiple pressures, including geopolitical instability, rising costs, shifting customer expectations, climate-related disasters, and ongoing disruption. However, the past three years have ushered in a new age of automation, fueled by significant advancements in AI, advanced analytics, and connected intelligence. While supply chain solution providers have a long history …

The New Frontier of Operations and Supply Chain: AI, Resilience, and Intelligence Read More »

Today, January 28 2026, Amazon announced additional organizational changes that will impact approximately 16,000 corporate roles. In its internal communication, Amazon stated that the reductions are part of an effort to strengthen the organization by reducing layers, increasing ownership, and removing bureaucracy. The company noted that this work began in October, when many teams completed …

Amazon Reinforces Lean Operating Model with January Restructuring Read More »

Most supply chain research never leaves the PDF. It gets downloaded, skimmed, forwarded once, and quietly forgotten. At Logistics Viewpoints, we’re deliberately building something different. Our research platform is designed to surface practical intelligence—analysis that operators, technologists, and senior leaders can actually use to make decisions about cost, service, resilience, and risk. That only works …

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GS1 has released an update to its RFID Tag Data Standard that addresses a long-standing and practical problem in supply chain visibility: how physical items reliably connect to authoritative digital data. The new release, RFID Tag Data Standard (TDS) 2.3, allows RFID tags to carry a web-resolvable domain name alongside an identifier. When scanned, the …

GS1’s New RFID Standard Makes Supply Chain Data Web-Native Read More »