DCL Logistics, a provider of fulfillment and inventory management services for high-growth omni-channel brands, has partnered with Dexory to implement DexoryView, an advanced robotics and data intelligence platform that streamlines and automates inventory audits. Since deploying DexoryView, DCL Logistics has seen a 14% increase in pallet location accuracy and a tenfold improvement in inventory counting speed, enabling the business to save time, costs and eliminate interruptions to its core operations.

DCL Logistics supports brands looking to scale quickly without compromising inventory accuracy. Traditionally, continuous cycle counts required significant hours of manual labour to physically verify stock levels and that goods were stored in the right locations. This was a time-intensive process that could disrupt operations. For many brands, inventory is equivalent to cash and accuracy is paramount for confident decision making and financial reporting. In addition to this, end customers have high expectations for accurate and timely order fulfilment, which in turn is key to customer retention.

By implementing DexoryView, DCL Logistics now has the ability to perform inventory audits on a daily and weekly basis and provide real-time data to its customers so that they are confident in knowing exactly what inventory they have on hand. This consistency allows DCL Logistics’ customers to ensure that their order fulfilment is uninterrupted, and end-customers receive their products quicker, while DCL Logistics is able to save valuable hours of conducting manual inventory checks.

Key results and benefits

Since deploying DexoryView, DCL Logistics has seen the following benefits and impacts to its business:
• 14% improvement in pallet location accuracy – this has resulted in more consistent and trustworthy inventory data.
• Tenfold increase in inventory counting speed – compared to drone-based cycle counting which the company trailed previously.
• 16 hours of labour saved per day – freeing up the inventory team to focus on higher-value planning and strategic initiatives such as warehouse space optimisation and customised customer projects.
• Less reliance on annual physical inventory counts – Greater trust in product availability allows a reduction in costly, time-intensive annual physical inventory counting, eliminating operational disruptions and improving fiscal accuracy.

“DexoryView has allowed us to significantly improve the quality of our inventory accuracy, ensuring that our teams have rich and reliable data at their disposal at the start of every shift ensuring discrepancies are fixed before they have a negative impact on our operations,” says Dave Tu, President at DCL Logistics. “Robotics automation most obviously increases the speed of our daily cycle counting, but it’s the substantial increase in accuracy rates over an accelerated time period that allows our operations to move faster and smarter for our customers, while giving our teams more time focus on higher value initiatives.”

The availability of real-time data from the warehouse ensures that DCL Logistics is able to catch and correct discrepancies before they escalate into business disrupting events. This, in-turn, increases customer satisfaction and confidence that DCL Logistics is the partner of choice for brands looking to scale quickly.

“Operating in an environment where accuracy is key, DCL Logistics has shown how automation and real-time data can elevate inventory management to meet the needs of modern commerce,” says Oana Jinga, Chief Commercial and Product Officer at Dexory. “Together, with DCL Logistics, we are enabling not just the transformation of how data is used in the warehouse but allowing the brands they work with to scale confidently with real-time accuracy.”

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Infios, a global player in adaptable supply chain execution, today announced that it has been positioned as a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) for the seventh consecutive year. Infios was recognized for its Ability to Execute and Completeness of Vision in the warehouse management space. Infios rebranded in March 2025 and is noted as Infios (Körber) in this report.

The Gartner Magic Quadrant for WMS evaluates, “the WMS products across a range of criteria, including technology, functionality and usability. We consider the depth and flexibility of core capabilities such as receiving, put-away, picking, shipping, replenishment, quality assurance and cycle counting.” Leaders in the WMS market are present in a high percentage of new WMS deals, win a significant number of them and have a large and growing customer base.

“Our team’s unwavering commitment to innovation and customer success are driving the future of supply chain execution at Infios,” said Ed Auriemma, CEO of Infios. “We’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, helping our clients navigate increasingly complex global supply chain challenges. Our rise to one of the highest positions on the Ability to Execute axis reflects our mission to deliver solutions that not only meet today’s needs but anticipate tomorrow’s opportunities.”

Infios integrates order management, warehousing and fulfillment and transportation management into a comprehensive suite of solutions, equipping businesses with the tools they need to navigate today’s complex supply chain landscape. Infios is dedicated to its customers, evolving with them to provide scalable, adaptable solutions that meet their changing needs. This flexibility enables customers to optimize every aspect of their operations with versatile, scalable, and future-ready capabilities.

“Infios’s software has a no-limit technology to the kind of creativity we can express in driving efficiency and adding clientele. We look forward to creating things together here… through the combination of what we love doing and Infios enables us to do,” said Julian Van Erlach, SVP Global Supply Chain at FabFitFun. “I would, without reservation, recommend Infios.”

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Jungheinrich and EP Equipment have agreed on a strategic partnership under the motto ‘Shaping the future of material handling together’. This collaboration aims to deliver significant benefits to customers worldwide by combining the strengths of both companies to enhance efficiency, productivity, and sustainability in material handling operations globally.

Enhancing product offering

Leveraging their combined expertise, Jungheinrich and EP Equipment will focus on customer-centric and innovative industrial trucks, making both parties more competitive in their product offerings. As a starting point EP Equipment will support the portfolio extension of Jungheinrich with its new Mid-Tech brand ‘AntOn by Jungheinrich’, focussing on electric counterbalance and warehouse trucks. With parallel histories and a shared focus on electric material handling equipment, both companies have, over the last decades, driven innovation and thereby changed the industry.

Dr Lars Brzoska, CEO of Jungheinrich, stated: “We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with EP Equipment, as it will be a significant benefit for our customers. The portfolio extension will be a key part of our Strategy 2030+, in order to strengthen our position in the booming Mid-Tech market. Together with EP, we are able to provide a comprehensive full-liner truck portfolio – simply the right truck for every customer.”

John He, CEO of EP Equipment, added: “The partnership with Jungheinrich is yet another step in our mission to transform the industry from IC forklifts to electric. Together, we will further enhance our economies of scale in production, learn from each other and further strengthen our position as the leading players in lithium-ion powered material handling equipment.”

Combined strengths delivering superior value to customers

EP Equipment is a leading player in lithium-ion-based material handling trucks, shaping the future of the industry through innovative solutions with a clear focus on green energy. EP is active through a global dealer network servicing customers all around the world. Jungheinrich is one of the world’s leading providers of material handling solutions and a trusted partner of customers worldwide, with a strong global footprint and an exceptional direct sales and service network. Since 1953 the company has always focused on highly innovative electric material handling equipment and is the pioneer of lithium-ion technology in its industry.

By combining these strengths and the shared history of electrification and innovation, the partnership promises to deliver superior value to all customers and opens up the potential for further strategic cooperation opportunities along the entire value chain. Both partners are committed to exploring additional opportunities as they move forward.

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The Salón Internacional de la Logística de Barcelona (SIL Barcelona), organised by the Consorci de la Zona Franca de Barcelona (CZFB) dedicated to Logistics, Transport, Intralogistics, and Supply Chain, has conducted the XV Barometer of the Círculo Logístico SIL 2025, which analyses in depth the challenges and needs of companies in the logistics sector, including attracting and retaining logistics talent. The study involved the collaboration of 1.026 professionals holding senior and responsible positions in Logistics or Supply Chain departments in Spain, specialising in different sectors of the industry.

Attracting and retaining talent, the great challenge of the sector

One of the main conclusions of the XV Barometer of the Círculo Logístico SIL 2025 is that attracting and retaining talent remains one of the major challenges that concern companies in the sector. 63.9% of professionals participating in the study state they have difficulties finding qualified personnel, and 28.6% do not always succeed in finding the profile they are looking for. Only 7.5% find it relatively easy to fill vacancies.

Another highlighted conclusion is the emergence of Artificial Intelligence in logistics and the confidence that companies in the sector place in this technology. 91.7% of those surveyed believe that AI can significantly optimise their operations. More specifically, 33,9% believe that AI can greatly contribute to improving their results, while 57,8% trust it can do so considerably.

In the same topic, 76,3% of companies participating in the study are considering incorporating AI into their business. In fact, 44,9% of them already have some AI tool, while 31.4% are in the process of doing so.

Quality, experience and flexibility versus speed

The XV Barometer of the Círculo Logístico SIL 2025 also shows that quality (90,8%), experience (76,1%), and flexibility (74,6%) are not only the most valued aspects by logistics-consuming companies but also increase their interest by 1,4%, 9,7%, and 17,3%, respectively. On the other hand, aspects such as speed lose value, being highlighted by only 28.4% of the professionals surveyed, placing 1.2 points below the results of the previous edition of the study.

Another conclusion of the study is that startups are making their way into the logistics sector, with the support of 77% of the professionals surveyed. 24,8% of the companies participating in the survey already collaborate with one, and 52,2% believe it could be positive to hire or outsource services to emerging companies specialising in logistics. Additionally, 15,9% are still considering it, as they have doubts.

Retaining Logistics Talent

Regarding the concerns of companies, in the XV Barometer of the Círculo Logístico SIL 2025, the quality of service (21,2%), efficiency and optimisation of costs and stocks (15,7%), and punctuality and commitment (14,4%) stand out. In contrast, some historical concerns such as default (0,3%) go almost unnoticed among the professionals surveyed.

Engineers, graduates, and logistics experts: the most sought after

Regarding the most sought-after profiles to fill logistics manager positions, engineers (28%), logistics graduates (25,7%), and logistics experts regardless of their studies (21,4%) remain the most in-demand, although interest in the latter decreases by 6,2% compared to the last study, while interest increases for other profiles such as business administration graduates (11,8%), which stands 2.5 above the result obtained in 2024.

Regarding the commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the participating companies in the survey, they identify with: SDG 5 Gender Equality (24.6%), SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production (22.5%), SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth (20.5%), SDG 9 Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure (20.3%) and SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals (12.1%).

Finally, among the aspects considered essential in the logistics of the future, although it drops by 4.8 points compared to the previous year, the automation of operations (26.4%) remains the most prominent, followed by collaboration in transport (18.6%), whose interest towards 2024 also decreases by 8.9%. The consideration given to the exchange of standardised information (19.7%) is also noteworthy, although it also decreases by 2.9, and greater agility in administrative matters (13.3%).

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Freight forwarders and logistics businesses will be able to see a game-changing transport management system in action at this year’s Multimodal expo in Birmingham. Logistics solutions provider, CocoonFMS, will be demonstrating its unique cloud-based platform during the three days of the June 17-19th event.

Called CocoonOPS, the innovative system helps freight forwarders streamline operations, cut costs, boost customer satisfaction and reduce their carboon footprint. Since being launched around 18 months ago, CocoonOPS has won industry accolades and attracted positive feedback from new customers who were frustrated with their previous outdated systems and counter-productive processes.

CocoonOPS is intuitive, easy-to-use and can be set up within a matter of days with little to no training – alleviating any fears about long and complicated on-boarding processes. It offers a comprehensive suite of transport management features including real-time tracking of shipments via air, sea, road and rail, demurrage and detention costs and alerts, customs declarations in minutes, configurable workflows and automated tasks, document and quotation generation, customer portal, invoice management, foreign exchange rate calculations, carbon emissions reporting and more.

AI-driven customs automation

This year’s Multimodal also includes a brand new focus on AI, helping businesses learn more about how AI can transform their operations. CocoonOPS, for example, has a strategic partnership with iCustoms.ai which enables customs declarations to be completed in mere minutes. By taking advantage of iCustoms.ai’s cutting-edge AI capabilities, the customs process is significantly improved, boosting efficiency and ensuring compliance with international trade regulations in a fraction of the time.

Measuring carbon emissions with unique calculation tool

Another key benefit of CocoonOPS is the CocoonCarbon reporting tool – which is also available as a standalone product for businesses looking to reduce their carbon footprint. CocoonCarbon simplifies Scope 3 carbon emissions tracking for businesses of all sizes, going beyond traditional transport metrics by calculating emissions from well to wheel. This means the entire lifecycle of a vehicle or fuel can be calculated, through both the production and consumption stages.

Unlike other platforms, payment is per shipping, rather than per leg, so the cost is more affordable and more predictable. Up to 10,000 shipments can be calculated in a single upload. The visual reporting helps businesses identify emissions hotspots in the supply chain, make informed decisions about their chosen transport routes, and potentially reduce costs through optimised routing.
In the last 18 months, CocoonCarbon has calculated more than 1.2 million shipments, with 7.9 million tonnes of carbon tracked.

CocoonFMS managing partner, James Blackman, said: “We’re delighted to be returning to Multimodal this year and showing lots of freight forwarding and logistics businesses how we can make their lives easier. We attended in 2024 when the platform was relatively new – although it was years in the making – and secured a number of new clients as a result. Since then, we’ve made even more improvements to the system, including the absolutely game-changing partnership with iCustoms.ai. Coming from a logistics background myself, I know that so many businesses are stuck using outdated and clunky systems, but they’re afraid to change because of the perceived disruption. However, we want to reassure them that this isn’t the case with CocoonOPS, and this is something we’ll be able to demonstrate in real life for anyone who wants to find out more. We’ll be on stand G4 and look forward to welcoming people.”

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Software company Soloplan, from the Allgäu region, presents the new AI-based planning radar in the transport management system CarLo at the leading international trade fair ‘transport logistic’ in Munich from 2 to 5th June. The functionality supports dispatchers in planning transport orders faster, more efficiently and more intelligently.

Reduced empty distances, optimised vehicle utilisation and less planning effort are only some of the advantages. Another highlight is the proactive suggestions for potential combinations. Soloplan can be found at booth 509/610 in hall B1. At the fair, visitors can experience the planning radar live.

Transport search in real time

The planning radar analyses all open transport orders in real time and displays the best possible combinations directly in the system. Results can be filtered by number and radius. The system automatically recognises appropriate previous and following tours as well as return loads – with only a few clicks.

Return loads at the push of a button

The new customer search automatically suggests clients for whom appropriate return loads have regularly been carried out in the past. If no match is found, freight exchanges such as TIMOCOM or Trans.eu can be connected directly. Here as well, the return load search takes place automatically and with only one click.

Intelligent vehicle search

After planning a tour, the planning radar with its intelligent search functionality assists in finding the most suitable vehicle. Factors such as the proximity to the loading location, the costs per vehicle (weight, fuel consumption, wear and tear, etc.) or the properties of the semi-trailer (dumper, tank, tarpaulin, excess width, etc.) play a role. The transport company has the possibility to specify the cost components per vehicle itself. The vehicles used in the past for similar combinations can be another criterion. This way, AI helps you identify hidden optimisation potential which otherwise may have remained unrecognised.

AI feed and graphic visualisation

The planning radar graphically displays found suggestions on the map. The AI feed creates a window next to the map and checks all open transport orders in CarLo. Subsequently, all transport orders for which suggestions have been found are displayed there.

Numerous advantages

The new AI-based planning radar offers smart assistance in the dispatchers’ decision-making process. This allows even less experienced dispatchers to plan better and more easily – all while avoiding planning errors. The efficiency in forwarding and transport companies is further increased and the staff does not have to deal with the data alone. The prevention of empty distances and the perfect utilisation of the loading capacities also allow for significant cost savings.

Transport Intelligence

The planning radar is part of the new Transport Intelligence initiative by Soloplan. Together with the AI chat bot CarLo Assistant and the Document Intelligence functionality (AI-based reading of documents and automatic creation of orders), the company emphasises its leading role in the integration of artificial intelligence. With this initiative, Soloplan wants to take up its early implementation of artificial intelligence in the logistics software CarLo and present additional new AI functions in the years to come.

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When people talk about chartering a private jet, they tend to think of luxury, speed, and privacy. But there is one technical element that profoundly affects the flying experience, although it is often underestimated: cabin pressure. This factor directly affects the physical and mental comfort of passengers, especially during medium to long flights. Let’s find out how to choose the right private jet to charter to travel in maximum comfort and well-being.

What is cabin pressure and how pressurization works

During flight, the external atmospheric pressure decreases dramatically with increasingaltitude. At high altitudes, the air is too thin to allow effective breathing. To overcome this problem, jets are equipped with pressurization systems, which are systems that compress air and regulate it inside the cabin to recreate breathable and comfortable conditions.

Cabin pressure is therefore the result of this process: it allows passengers to breathe normally and maintain a good level of oxygenation even while flying at over 12,000 meters. In modern jets, an automatic system keeps the internal pressure stable, simulating conditions similar to those found at low altitude.

Better pressure regulation results in a lower cabin altitude, that is, an indoor condition comparable to a moderate mountain altitude. This has very positive effects on health and comfort.

Flying better: what it means to have a low cabin altitude

Although a private jet flies at altitudes exceeding 12,000 meters, the cabin interior is pressurized to simulate a much lower altitude. This value, expressed in feet (ft), is known as “cabin altitude.” In practice, when we talk about a cabin altitude of 6,000 feet, we mean that inside the plane you can breathe as if you were about 1,800 meters above sea level, which is like being in Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Better cabin pressure (i.e., lower cabin altitude ) means greater oxygen delivery to tissues, less fatigue, fewer headaches, and an overall sense of well-being.

How cabin pressure affects health and comfort

When cabin pressure is well regulated, the human body works less to oxygenate the blood. This means:

1. Less fatigue and reduced risk of jet lag
2. Less dehydration, dry eyes and respiratory discomfort
3. Increased mental clarity, especially useful for those flying for business

According to a U.S. Air Force study, prolonged exposure to a cabin altitude of 8,000 feet can cause a reduction in mental efficiency of up to 10 percent compared to one at 4,000 feet.

Cabin pressure: comparing the best private jets

Let us now look at some of the most popular private jets and how they perform in terms of cabin pressure. High-end models maintain a much lower cabin altitude, even when flying at over 50,000 feet altitude, providing exceptional comfort.

Gulfstream G650 / G700: While flying at FL510 (51,000 feet), they maintain a cabin altitude between 3,000 and 4,100 feet. They are among the best pressurized jets ever, ideal for long intercontinental flights with maximum comfort.

• Bombardier Global 7500: its cabin altitude is about 4,500 feet. Excellent balance of range, comfort and technology. It is one of the most chosen models for long-haul business flights.
• Dassault Falcon 8X: cabin altitude of about 3,900 feet. Highly regarded for its quietness and cabin comfort, as well as its ability to operate on shorter runways.
• Embraer Praetor 600: cabin altitude of about 5,800 feet. Although it is a medium-sized jet, it offers very good performance in terms of comfort for medium to long routes.
• Cessna Citation XLS+: cabin altitude around 8,000 feet. It is a light jet, ideal for short flights, but less performant in terms of pressurization.

As can be seen, the higher the level of the jet, the lower its cabin altitude and thus the better the experience on board.

Why is it important to consider cabin pressure when chartering a private jet?

Those who choose a private flight want the ultimate in efficiency and comfort. If after a 4- or 5-hour flight you feel fresh and ready for an important meeting or event, then the choice of jet was the right one. And this technical detail can make all the difference.

For frequent fliers, cabin pressure becomes a key criterion. Choosing a jet with advanced pressurization systems means investing in one’s well-being, productivity, and the overall quality of the flight experience.

The quality of pressurization is critical not only for intercontinental flights, but also for very frequent medium-short routes in Europe. Here are some examples:

• Milan Linate – London Biggin Hill (about 2 hours)
  Flying on a Gulfstream G650 or Falcon 8X allows you to arrive in London fresh, avoiding the fatigue that can arise on less pressurized jets, especially if you leave in the morning for an afternoon business meeting.
• Paris Le Bourget – Athens (approx. 3h30)
  On routes of this type, where 40,000 feet is often exceeded, a low cabin altitude offered by a Global 7500 can prevent typical altitude-related fatigue symptoms, making the flight much more comfortable.
• Zurich – Lisbon (approx. 3 hours)
  An ideal route to appreciate the benefits of a jet such as the Praetor 600, which despite being of medium size, offers higher pressurization than the average of its class peers.

These routes, frequent in European business jet charter, demonstrate how even a few hours of flight time can have a different impact depending on the jet model and its pressurization technology.

PrivateJetFinder’s tips for renting the best private jet

The next time you evaluate a private flight, don’t just stop at design or speed. Ask about cabin pressure-it‘s a key indicator of actual comfort on board.

Want to find out which jets offer the best flight experience in terms of comfort? Contact us: we will help you choose the perfect aircraft for your needs, including from this technical standpoint.

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