Your latest insights into the logistics market.

10.09.26
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3 min read
Airport Disruption Isn’t Just A Passenger Problem.
Thousands of flights were disrupted across the UK on Tuesday after a technical failure affected the country’s air traffic control system.(1) Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Stansted were among the airports affected. Flights are moving again, but that does not mean the disruption disappears with them. Aircraft and crews need to get back into position. Airlines need to rebuild schedules. And cargo that did not move as planned still needs to find its way onto another flight. For passengers, that means delays and cancelled plans.
For businesses, there is another side to the story.

26.08.26
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3 min read
B2B + B2C = B2P. The Supply Chain Formula That Matters When The Forecast Changes.
B2B might describe the contract. But it doesn't describe what happens when Typhoon Dolphin forces ports to close across eastern China, when a shipping route is disrupted by conflict, or a system suddenly goes offline. Because when the variables change, businesses don't turn to businesses for answers. People turn to people. B2B becomes B2P, the difference between a company that moves your freight and a partner that cares what happens to it.*¹

18.08.26
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4 min read
Your Supply Chain Is Only As Strong As Its Weakest Link. (And It Probably Isn't What You Think.)
Imagine your biggest supplier disappeared tomorrow. Most businesses already know what they'd do.
Now imagine your smallest supplier disappeared. The one providing a single component. The packaging. The labels. The customs paperwork. Or perhaps it isn't a supplier at all. Perhaps it's a software platform, a specialist logistics partner, or a business further down the supply chain that you've never even dealt with directly. Would you know what happens next?
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