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A new Gartner survey shows that leadership turnover, outdated development pathways, and unclear career progressions are weakening supply chain performance.

Data, AI, and automation are transforming motor freight management as shippers, carriers, and brokers use digital tools to cut costs, improve visibility, and manage risk in a volatile market. Experts from Gartner and MIT say the real advantage comes when companies align people, processes, and technology to turn digital investments into lasting performance gains.

Modern supply chain management (SCM) software is transforming logistics with real-time visibility, AI-driven decision-making, and seamless integration across WMS, TMS, YMS, and ERP systems. These intelligent platforms help companies boost agility, optimize operations, and respond instantly to disruptions, delivering measurable ROI and improved supply chain performance.

Modern yard management systems (YMS) are transforming supply chain operations by improving trailer flow, real-time visibility, and dock scheduling efficiency. Companies across industries are adopting modular, AI-enabled YMS solutions to reduce yard congestion, streamline operations, and integrate seamlessly with WMS and TMS platforms.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are evolving rapidly to meet the demands of modern supply chains by integrating AI, edge computing, and advanced smart technologies. These systems are bridging the gap between traditional supply chain management (SCM) modules and best-of-breed solutions, offering real-time, data-driven decision-making.

Gartner analyst Simon Bailey explains what this year’s top supply chains have in common, and what they do better than most, and why they made the Gartner Top 25.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing supply chain management (SCM) software by providing predictive insights, improving efficiency, and enabling autonomous operations. However, challenges like data quality concerns, high implementation costs, and system complexity are hindering many companies from fully harnessing AI's potential. This article explores the growing role of AI in SCM platforms, the benefits it offers, and the obstacles businesses must overcome to unlock its value.

A new Gartner report urges supply chain leaders to reroute shipments, prep CFOs for rising costs, and revisit risk plans.

Schneider Electric holds the top spot for the third year in a row with NVIDIA rising to second.

Most supply chains focus on quick AI wins, risking long-term growth and scalability.

These agents are expected to buy materials, respond to changing demand, and even suggest new strategies.

Gartner VP Ken Chadwick urges supply chain leaders to embrace uncertainty, invest in visibility, and shift from rigid systems to dynamic networks.

Nearly half of supply chain leaders say they plan to pass new tariff costs directly to customers, according to a new Gartner survey. The second most popular strategy? Making changes within their supply chains. The survey polled 126 supply chain leaders between March 17 and April 7, with most respondents coming from companies that earn over $1 billion a year.

A survey of 579 supply chain practitioners across industry and geography has identified the top 10 drivers of future supply chain success but found only 29% of respondents had sufficiently developed three of the top five competitive drivers needed for future readiness.

Gartner has identified the top supply chain technology trends for 2025, focusing on connectivity and intelligence to help businesses stay competitive. These trends aim to improve logistics and warehousing efficiency, tracking, and automation.