Bringoz Industry Weekly 1/18

ing and Walmart are expanding their drone delivery partnership. Supply chains are adjusting to constant disruption. Retailers are crafting new omnichannel experiences. Read about these stories and more in our weekly industry news roundup.

Logistics networks are becoming increasingly digitized, and at the heart of this transformation lies application programming interfaces that allow software applications to communicate with one another. Here’s a look at why API integration is critical to increasing delivery efficiency, visibility, and agility. Read more.

Retailers are increasingly investing in their own delivery operations and building in‑house fleets to take control of the entire delivery process and transform the customer experience. Here’s a closer look at why retailers are choosing to invest in their own delivery operations. Read more.

Logistics operations are taking strides towards minimizing their environmental impact through green logistics practices. Here’s a look at how companies are embracing sustainability and making their delivery operations greener, faster and more efficient. Read more.

Wing and Walmart are bringing drone delivery to an additional 150 Walmart stores over the next year. This expansion of drone delivery is a big sign of confidence in the emerging technology: What last year was a test run in a few cities is growing into a more mainstream last-mile delivery method. Read more.

A new report looks at how companies are adapting their operations as disruption, regulation, and complexity become the norm rather than the exception. Here’s a quick breakdown of the five trends that will shape supply chains in 2026. Read more.

In 2026, omnichannel investments are on executives’ minds, and recent announcements from some of North America’s top retailers illustrate how these solutions will be deployed. Read more.