Bringoz Industry Weekly 2/15

upply chain leaders are focusing on fast, dynamic execution. Tractor Supply is expanding its last-mile delivery network. Amazon is growing its same-day pharmacy delivery business. Read about these stories and more in our weekly industry news roundup.

Supply chains are increasingly vulnerable to a variety of disruptions which have underscored the importance of building resilient supply chains. Here’s a look at the critical role of technology in strengthening supply chain resilience and ensuring smooth and continuous supply chain operations. Read more.

Speed of delivery has become one of the most important factors in customer satisfaction. Home improvement retailers are finding innovative ways to speed up delivery times while maintaining service quality. Here’s a closer look at how home improvement retailers are optimizing delivery speed. Read more.

The last-mile delivery of pharmaceuticals is a critical stage in the healthcare supply chain. Ensuring timely and safe delivery of medications to patients is essential for their well-being. However, last-mile pharmaceutical delivery is often the most complex and challenging part of the delivery process. Here’s a look at effective strategies to streamline last-mile pharmaceutical delivery. Read more.

According to new research, 79% of supply chain leaders said fast, dynamic execution is now their main source of competitive advantage in volatile markets. For many, the edge no longer comes from visibility alone. It comes from reacting quickly and keeping orders, warehouses, and transportation aligned. Read more.

Tractor Supply expects to see major cost savings as it pursues a hub-based final-mile strategy that shifts most large-item delivery in-house. The retailer is aiming for a fast build-out of hub locations that consolidate inventory and drivers from nearby facilities to serve surrounding stores. Read more.

Amazon’s digital pharmacy business will expand same-day prescription delivery service to another 2,000 U.S. cities and towns by the end of 2026, bringing fast medication delivery to millions of customers. Read more.