Bringoz Industry Weekly 12/21

upply chain leaders are looking for clear steps to prepare for 2026. The U.S. Postal Service is expanding its last-mile delivery network. Read about these stories and more in our weekly industry news roundup.

Efficient delivery workflows are essential as customer expectations for speed, accuracy, and real-time visibility continue to rise. However, many companies struggle with outdated processes and fragmented workflows. Here’s a look at how technology can help businesses streamline delivery workflows. Read more.

Maintaining an efficient and cost-effective supply chain is key to business survival. By implementing strategic cost-saving measures, businesses can enhance profitability, gain a competitive edge, and improve overall operational efficiency. Here’s a look at five strategies to lower supply chain costs. Read more.

Businesses depend on timely deliveries to keep operations running smoothly. However, challenges such as high costs, route inefficiencies, and supply chain disruptions create delivery delays and disrupt business operations. Here’s a look at B2B last-mile delivery challenges and strategies to overcome them. Read more.

As budgets lock for the new year, supply chain leaders want clear steps they can take to get ready for 2026. Costs are rising, labor is tight, and trade conditions keep shifting, so teams are looking for practical ways to steady their operations and plan for what’s ahead. Read more.

Demand spikes, government regulations and fraud are all on the minds of supply chain executives as the New Year approaches. A new study sheds light on the top challenges reshaping supply chain leadership priorities. Read more.

The U.S. Postal Service will solicit bids from small and large retailers, and logistics companies, interested in the carrier for the final delivery leg to individual homes and businesses, part of a new strategy to restore financial viability by substantially raising revenue. Read more.