Routing, Mobile & Telematics

National Post on Descartes’ labor report, which reveals 76% of the supply chain and logistics leaders surveyed are facing notable workforce shortages, that the areas suffering the most acutely are transportation operations (61%) and warehouse operations (56%).

Financial Post covers Descartes’ labor report, showing that 76% of supply chain and logistics leaders surveyed are facing notable workforce shortages affecting their companies’ financial, customer service, peak season and logistics partner performance.

Inside Logistics features findings from Descartes’ labor study, showing that supply chain and logistics workforce shortages are affecting companies’ financial, peak season, and logistics partner performance, and taking a toll on customer service, with 58% indicating that shortages have negatively impacted service levels.

ATLANTA, Georgia and LONDON, UK, February 6, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Descartes Systems Group (Nasdaq:DSGX) (TSX:DSG), the global leader in uniting logistics-intensive businesses in commerce, announced that Arctic Glacier has improved its distribution network efficiency, its fleet performance and the customer experience by using Descartes’ strategic route planning solution to optimize ice distribution from over 100 facilities and 1,000 vehicles to 75,000 customer locations across the U.S. and Canada.

Food Logistics features findings from Descartes’ recent labor study, including that the areas suffering the most from workforce shortages were transportation operations (61%) and warehouse operations (56%).

Supply Chain Dive on key findings from Descartes’ labor study, including that 76% of the supply chain and logistics leaders surveyed are experiencing notable workforce shortages in their operations, and that 58% said resource constraints have also negatively impacted customer service.

SDCE shares insights from Descartes’ recent labor study, including that 76% of those surveyed are experiencing notable workforce shortages in their operations—and that 37% would characterize the shortage as high to extreme.