The Logistics Podcast

Part of building a resilient supply chain is having complete visibility of your operation.

Bonnie Cliff sits down with Staffan Persson, Co-founder of SiB Solutions, to discuss how we can end the supply chain 'blame game' in order to deliver better results for customers and for businesses as a whole.

Staffan will try to answer the most important question: how can we determine once and for all where mishaps are occurring in the supply chain?

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In the latest episode of SHD Headlines, sponsored by Aptean, Digital Content Producer Bonnie Cliff and Property Editor David Thame guide listeners through the top and trending logistics and supply chain stories from the past month.

This month's stories include:

• Warehouse roof solar panels set to revolutionise energy usage
• Five benefits of using routing software to optimise your fleet
• IMHX celebrates its fantastic return to live events
• Property update

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In this episode, we look back on the everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards which happened over the summer and discuss why representation remains critical in our male-dominated sector.

There are an estimated 2.5 million logistics workers in the UK. While there have been some significant steps toward gender equality in the logistics sector in recent years, most of the top jobs are still held by men whereas women and non-binary people remain underrepresented.

For the last fifteen years the everywoman in Transport & Logistics Awards, sponsored by Amazon, has celebrated the achievements of the often unseen people keeping the country moving.

Recorded at the awards evening at the Grosvenor Hotel in London, this podcast gives you a sense of the incredible atmosphere during the ceremony by speaking to the organisers, the sponsors and one of the lucky winners.

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Richard Moss, Chief Sales Officer at Whittan, gives listeners an exclusive insight into the journey the company has been on over the last few years and gives a taste of what visitors to the Whittan stand at IMHX can expect to learn.

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In this special episode, we celebrate Pride Month by discussing the importance of LGBTQ+ acceptance with Karlis Kirsis, Chief Legal Officer at GXO Logistics.

Karlis covers the progress made in the past few decades and gives some tips on how to create a welcoming environment in which all employees can be their authentic selves.

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In this episode, we hear from Tony Gresty, Managing Director at Westbrook Industrial, who has recently launched a trading division named ASG Energy Services. The business aims to help logistics businesses cut their carbon emissions and save money in the long term, and will first focus on providing solar power to the warehouse sector.

Westbrook Industrial had been exploring ways of developing a more sustainable and ethical operating model before linking up with Perfect Sense, a solar panel supplier, to form ASG Energy Services. This venture supplies and installs Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems, as well as designing tailored solar panel solutions.

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In the May SHD Headlines episode SHD Logistics Editor James Burman and Property Editor David Thame take the listener on a short journey through some of the most significant and interesting stories in the world of logistics that happened during the month of February.

The stories featured include:

• UK Retail recovery in April
• Raise of autonomous mobile robots and driverless lift trucks 
• XPO Logistics partnership with Veterans Into Logistics
• Property update

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In this episode of Let’s Talk Logistics, SHD Editor James Burman speaks with Darrell K. Williams, retired Lieutenant General from the United States Army, now Vice President and Managing Director for the Leidos UK Logistics Division.

The interview explores Leidos’ work with the Ministry of Defence in the UK, including its vital role in facilitating countrywide support during the pandemic, its recent and future use of technology, and how it handles sustainability.

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In this special episode of The Logistics Podcast, we delve deeper into one of the ongoing challenges threatening supply chains today – the war in Ukraine. We discuss the global supply of food and energy, and what this might mean for logistics businesses.

An analysis of the situation is presented by Professor Richard Wilding of Cranfield University. Statistics and further context are provided by Glenn Koepke, from FourKites, a business which specialises in real-time global shipping visibility.

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In the latest episode of SHD Headlines, Editor James Burman and Property Editor David Thame guide listeners through the top and trending logistics and supply chain stories from the past month.

This month's stories include:

• Shoppers felt the impact of the March inflation
• Drivers set to benefit from £20m funding to improve roadside facilities
• GXO and Mencap look to expand the successful traineeship programme
• The latest logistics contracts
• Property update

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