A shift in strategy by US integrators – 'they're going after volume'
Recent actions by UPS and FedEx reflect a challenging market environment: a focus on shedding ...
Amazon plans to retain its current mix of outsourced and in-house logistics operations – for now. But it will continue to invest in its own transport capabilities, to cater for growth.
In an earnings call last week, as Amazon announced its first-quarter results, CFO Brian Olsavsky told analysts the company was growing its own teams.
“We have a great group of carriers that we use globally … But we’re also growing our teams and capabilities to ensure that we can keep up with increased ...
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