Does Logistics Matter?

Answering YES to the question today are Ingmar Schoemacher, Director of Enterprise Sales Europe for Powerfleet, and Colin D’Arcy-Burt, Product Manager at Impact Handling.In this episode, we talk about:The hidden risks in warehouse safetyWhy behavioural change is essentialAnd how AI and technology enable safetyPlease enjoy my conversation with Ingmar Schoemacher and Colin D'Arcy-BurtThis episode was powered by Powerfleet. Powerfleet is a global leader of Internet of Things (IoT) software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions that optimise the performance of mobile assets and resources to unify business operations. For more information, visit powerfleet.com.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are René Schrama, Chief Commercial Officer at Peak Technologies, and Phil Sambrook, EMEA Transport and Logistics Vertical Lead at Zebra Technologies.In this episode, we talk about:The Role of AI and Automation in the warehouseThe Changing Workforce and “Age-Friendly” Automationand the Need for Process EvolutionPlease enjoy my conversation with René Schrama and Phil SambrookThis episode was powered by Peak Technology. Peak Technology is the industry’s largest provider of end-to-end solutions that modernize the factory, optimize the warehouse, revolutionize the retail experience and reimagine field services and last mile delivery. For more information, visit peaktech.comThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are Abe Eshkenazi, CEO of the Association for Supply Chain Management, and Bart de Muynck, Industry Expert and Conference Chair at ChainGEIn this episode, we talk about:The talent gap in supply chainThe need for a shift in mindset and culture to adapt to a tech-driven world And the importance of sharing both data and knowledge across supply chainsPlease enjoy my conversation with Abe Eshkenazi and Bart De MuynckOUTROThis episode was powered by ChainGE. CHAINge represents the strength of interconnectedness within global supply chains and symbolises a commitment to driving forward-thinking solutions that push boundaries. For more information, visit chainge.event.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Stephane Tomczak, Founder of DELIVER. In this episode, we talk about:Why sustainability is essentialWhat innovations and strategies are impacting sustainability in retail and logisticsAnd how retailers, solution providers and logistics companies can work together to bring down their carbon footprintPlease enjoy my conversation with Stephane Tomczak.This podcast was powered by DELIVER. DELIVER organises the premier matchmaking events for retail, commerce and supply chain leaders in Europe, America, Asia and launching in the Middle East in 2026.  For more information, visit deliver.eventsThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are Herbert ten Have, Serial Tech Entrepreneur in AI, Robotics, and Computer Vision, and Peter Skov, Founder and CEO of Innoscale.In this episode, we talk about:The evolution of warehouse automationThe challenges of brownfield versus greenfield implementationsThe role of AI and roboticsAnd the importance of data and ROIPlease enjoy my conversation with Herbert ten Have and Peter SkovThis podcast is powered by Herbert scale experts. Herbert scale experts is a team of senior entrepreneurs and engineers. They bring deep, hands-on expertise across cutting-edge technological domains, including computer vision, artificial intelligence, robotics, grippers, and material handling/intralogistics automation. For more information, search for Herbert scale experts on LinkedIn.This podcast is also powered by Innoscale. Innoscale is a European ecosystem fully catered for Robotics, Automation, Computer vision, and AI technologies for the supply chain industry, entering the European market. They can guide you from the first pitch to your first reference site and help develop your strategic roadmap for the first 2-5 years in Europe. For more information, visit innoscale.eu Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Martijn Smeets. Co-Founder of CargoClub.In this episode, we talk about:Challenges in customer loyalty in freight forwardingWhat we can learn from airline loyalty programsHow sustainability can be used as a strategic loyalty driverPlease enjoy my conversation with Martijn SmeetsThis podcast was powered by CargoClub. CargoClub is the leading platform for brand loyalty in logistics, empowering the sustainable journey. For more information, visit cargoclub.co.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are Judy Gordon, Head of Partnerships for AI-enabled inventory monitoring at GatherAI and Simon Fleming, Director of Pre-Sales and Innovation at Peak Technologies.In this episode, we talk aboutHow AI is revolutionising the warehouseHow it enhances jobs and doesn’t replace themHow technology can boost inventory accuracyAnd about how real-time predictive decision making will improve supply chain efficiencyPlease enjoy my conversation with Judy Gordon and Simon FlemingOUTROThis episode was powered by Peak Technology. Peak Technology is the industry’s largest provider of end-to-end solutions that modernise the factory, optimise the warehouse, revolutionise the retail experience and reimagine field services and last-mile delivery. For more information, visit peaktech.comThis episode was also powered by GatherAI. GatherAI uses advanced computer vision to provide ultimate inventory intelligence and total inventory confidence for your team. For more information, visit gather.aiThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerFollow the podcast in your favourite podcast app, so you don’t miss new episodes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are Bart de Muynck, Industry Expert and Conference Chair at ChainGE and Jan de Kimpe, Supply Chain Professor at Leuven University and Consultant at Logisol Pro.In this episode, we talk aboutThe talent shortage and the evolution of the workforceAutomation in warehousingSustainabilityAnd the future of supply chainsThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by ChainGE. CHAINge represents the strength of interconnectedness within global supply chains and symbolises a commitment to driving forward-thinking solutions that push boundaries. This new event ensures that the supply chain community is prepared, through world-class education, to lead through uncertainty and thrive in complexity. Visit the CHAINge Europe Conference in Brussels on June 17 and 18. For more information, visit chainge.event. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Archie Garcia, CEO of Fluent CargoIn this episode, we talk aboutThe challenges of supply chain dataThe role of data standardisationAnd the role that AI and machine learning play in solving those challengesPlease enjoy my conversation with Archie Garcia.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was Fluent Cargo. Fluent Cargo is an independent, mission-driven organisation providing its clients instant access to the information they need to plan their shipments better. They love schedules, port features, carrier information, port congestion, indicative shipment pricing, emissions monitoring, and other factors influencing shipment planning, be it on plane, ship, truck or train. For more information, visit fluentcargo.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Anne Reinke, President & CEO of the Transportation Intermediaries AssociationIn this episode, we talk aboutThe increase in fraud and cargo theftThe need for collaboration across organisations, businesses and the governmentAnd how technology and training play a crucial role in countering criminal activity.Please enjoy my conversation with Anne Reinke.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by the Transportation Intermediairies Association.  The TIA is the professional organisation of the $214 billion third-party logistics industry. It exclusively represents transportation intermediaries of all disciplines in domestic and international commerce. It is the voice of transportation intermediaries to shippers, carriers, government officials and international organisations. For more information, visit tianet.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today are Robert Zehetner, VP Logistics Automation, and Cesar Lapuerta, Sales Director at KEBAIn this episode, we talk aboutLast-mile delivery challenges for retailers, e-tailers and delivery companiesSolutions for making last-mile delivery more efficientAnd the role parcel lockers play in thisPlease enjoy my conversation with Robert and Cesar.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by KEBA. KEBA produces pioneering automation solutions for a wide range of industries. For the logistics industry, they have logistics automation solutions for the last mile, like the Loxmate parcel locker. For more information, visit keba.com/logistics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is David Lynch, Senior Vice President, Analytical Solutions & Services at Sayari, the leading risk intelligence platform.In this episode, we talk about:Supply chain risksWhat companies can do to mitigate themThe importance of data and visibilityAnd why you should leverage and unlock the power of public dataPlease enjoy my conversation with David LynchThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by Sayari, the leading risk intelligence platform trusted by government agencies, multinational corporations, and financial institutions. Its intuitive platform surfaces hidden risk through integrated corporate ownership, supply chain, trade transaction and risk intelligence data. For more information, visit sayari.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Joost Jongbloed, CEO at Gradient.In this episode, we talk aboutThe perception of logistics companies versus the view of their customersHow digitalisation impacts operations, customer service, marketing, and salesThe shift from traditional sales to digital strategiesAnd the power of storytelling and brand differentiationThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by Gradient. Gradient is a full-service B2B agency that helps renowned logistics companies achieve profitable growth by digitalising their marketing, sales and service activities. On September 12th, they will share their expertise at a live event at De Weistaar, featuring sessions from leading logistics thought leaders. For more information on Gradient and the event, visit begradient.com.For more information on the event, you can go directly to https://begradient.com/groeiversnelling-in-logistiek/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is George Swartz, Vice President Shipper Solutions Sales at Loadsmart.In this episode, we talk aboutThe current state of the transportation industryThe opportunities for optimizationThe interplay between technology, workforce dynamics, and strategic planningAnd the role that technology plays in thisThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by Loadsmart. Loadsmart is transforming the logistics landscape by leveraging cutting-edge technology and industry expertise to deliver optimized, reliable, and transparent freight services and solutions. From digital freight brokerage and consultancy to software tools, they empower shippers, carriers, and warehouses to move more with less—increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing service quality. For more information, visit Loadsmart.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Jason Anderson, Senior Program Director at the ClimateWorks Foundation.In this episode, we talk aboutThe current state of decarbonisation in the shipping industryHow we can bring down the carbon footprint of ocean freightWhat that will take from shippers, shipping companies, ports, and governmentsAnd what innovations and technology will help us reach a zero-emission shipping industryThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by ClimateWorks. ClimateWorks is a global platform for philanthropy to innovate and scale high-impact climate solutions that benefit people and the planet. We deliver global programs and services that equip philanthropy with the knowledge, networks, and solutions to drive climate progress for a more sustainable and equitable future. For more information, visit Climateworks.org. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Gabe Sganga, Head of Commercial Growth at ForterraIn this episode, we talk aboutThe current and future state of autonomous transportationWhat commercial logistics can learn from the militaryHow on- and offroad autonomous vehicles can improve logistics operations, like yard management and drayageAs Gabe says in this episode: “Amateurs think tactics, professionals think logistics.”Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovation in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by Forterra. Forterra is a leading provider of autonomous systems for ground-based movement in the working world. They deploy advanced autonomous capabilities to commercial and industrial organisations that share a vision for improved efficiency, reduced cost, and greater safety on the ground. For more information visit forterra.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Brian Gaunt, Vice President of Excellerated Digitalization at DHL Supply Chain. In this episode, we talk aboutThe latest developments in automation and roboticsThe benefits of using robotics in warehouse operationsAnd the impact on warehouse workers.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovations in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog on www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was powered by DHL Supply Chain. DHL Supply Chain, part of the DHL Group, is the world’s leading logistics provider. Combining management and value-added services with customized, integrated logistics solutions drives resilience and efficiency, improves quality and creates competitive advantage. For more information, visit dhl.comThis episode was sponsored by Manifest. Manifest brings together the most comprehensive ecosystem of those innovating and transforming end-to-end supply chains and logistics. Visit Manifest Vegas  February 5, 6, and 7 in Las Vegas, and experience unprecedented access to the people and technologies changing the way the world moves. For more information visit manifestvegas.com/logisticsmatterManifest let’s you experience unprecedented access to the people and technologies changing the way the world moves. For more information, visit manife.st that’s manife.st Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Raimondo Gramaglia, Head of Sales and Development at FL TechnicsIn this episode, we talk aboutHow digitalisation has impacted the sales processThe impact of thought leadership and content marketingWhy sales and marketing should work closely togetherAnd how new technologies like ChatGPT impact marketing and salesPlease enjoy my conversation with Raimondo GramagliaThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovations in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog on www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was supported by FL Technics. FL Technics is a global independent group providing full-scope aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services uniting over 2000 professionals of the aviation industry worldwide. For more information visit fltechnics.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question today is Futurist and Author Amelia Kallman.In this episode, we talk aboutThe impact of AI on supply chain and logistics operationsHow augmented reality will change retail as we know itThe risks of powerful AIAnd the steps companies can take to implement these new technologies safelyPlease enjoy my conversation with Amelia Kallman.Thank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovations in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog on www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was supported by Amelia Kallman. Amelia is a futurist, speaker and author on innovation and technology. She consults brands, agencies, and governments on the impact of new technologies on the future of business and our lives. For more information,visit ameliakallman.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Answering YES to the question on this episode is Ken Teese, Director of Sales - Enterprise at Getac.In this episode, we talk aboutDigitalisation in LogisticsThe impact of connectivity and real-time data accessWhy logistics companies are moving from Windows to AndroidAnd how handheld devices increase the efficiency of logistics operationsPlease enjoy my conversation with Ken TeeseThank you for listening to Does Logistics Matter. For more on trends and innovations in supply chain and logistics, visit our blog at www.logisticsmatter.comIf you want to be a guest on this podcast, please send an email to podcast@logisticsmatter.com This podcast was produced by Dimitry VleugelThe music is based on a sample by Ragaman and produced by Michael SpenglerThis episode was supported by Getac. Getac Technology Corporation is a global leader in rugged mobile technology and intelligent video solutions, including laptops, tablets, software, body-worn cameras, in-car video, interview rooms, and evidence management software. Getac’s solutions and services enable the vital work of frontline workers operating in the world’s most challenging environments. For more information, visit www.getac.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.