Signals from the road

Around 70% of logistics decision-makers expect to outsource more within five years. Here's what the asset-light shift means, why it's happening now, and the honest risk of getting it half-right.

Autonomous delivery robots are scaling fast in cities, even in Finnish winters. Here's why most companies can't adopt them alone, what running a robot fleet actually involves, and where the technology still hits its limits.

A guide for one-van owner-operators: run your own jobs in Drive for free, keep every customer and all of your own revenue, and fill idle days with Dubs work that's priced up front. No minimum, no exclusivity.

A 3PL, a carrier, and a Neocarrier solve different problems. Here's how to tell them apart, and five questions that reveal which one you're really talking to.

A plain guide to what "buying AI" actually means in logistics — from back office automation to agentic logistics and physical AI — and how to tell value creation from another dashboard.

A Neocarrier is a logistics operator that builds its fleet and its software as one system, under single ownership. Here's what the term means, why it's different from a carrier, a broker, or a fleet-software vendor — and why we coined it.