Author: Paromita Dey

Population growth, demographic change and evolving consumer behaviour are among the many factors that present new challenges for logistics operations in the food and beverage industry. It has become obvious that the increasing speed and complexity of logistics processes can only be managed with a high degree of automation. Innovative robot and Industry 4.0 technologies in particular promise outstanding potential for the future, writes Frédéric Zielinski, GM for Swisslog Middle East LLC, Dubai

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The Middle East has seen the development of a number of logistics hubs, each seemingly bigger and more high-tech than the last. Riad Mannan analysis the key elements needed to create a hub and asks if the region’s growth can support the mega facilities

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Melanie Lenhardt, senior consultant, and Mohammed Dayazada, head of performance excellence competence centre, Camelot, write about how a changing situation requires adaption of supply chains in the pharma industry

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Mergers and acquisitions, whether from the perspective of the Seller or the Buyer entail considerable preparation, research, adjustment, and due diligence. In most jurisdictions, including the UAE, in spite of the market’s relatively small size, only a minority of mergers and acquisitions successfully conclude without snags. BSA Ahmad Bin Hezeem and Associates’ managing partner, Jimmy Haoula, and associate Akram Rashid, highlight the legalities

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BYOD is not novel in organisations anymore. But has the logistics sector, particularly in the Middle East, fully adopted the ideology? The issue with security prevails, say experts. Logistics News searches for the answers

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