
Blog: January’s Material Handling Minute
New year, new concerns over tariffs and the drive to increase AI and tech across the supply chain.
This week’s inauguration brought predictions around how 2025 will continue to shake out under a new administration. The supply chain is heading toward ProMat, and the industry is talking about what may help ease concerns about continued labor shortages and other possible disruptions in the coming year.
Here’s a recap of this week’s news:
“$1 Trillion Supply Chain Impact from Geopolitical Risk” – Material Handling & Logistics
Material Handling & Logistics talk about a prediction report from interos.ai.
“Technology tops shopping lists for ProMat 2025 attendees” – Modern Materials Handling
Modern Materials Handling is taking a look at ProMat 2025 and its perception around the need for more technology, underscoring the need for AI across multiple applications within the warehouse.
“IFR: five trends will drive robot growth through 2025” – DC Velocity
DC Velocity has shared its growth predictions through 2025, highlighting robotics and its potential to significantly reduce the impact of labor shortages in manufacturing.
What’s your prediction for 2025? MPC is excited to be representing multiple clients at this year’s ProMat, and we hope to see you there!