Robert J. Bowman is the Editor-in-Chief at Logistics Brief. He specializes in supply chain and logistics, with a focus on themes such as global supply chain management, cold chain logistics, and digital supply chain innovations. His insights have been featured in Logistics Brief and SupplyChainBrain.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Robert J. Bowman's articles primarily focus on transportation & logistics, sales & marketing, and business & industry. With a significant emphasis on expert commentary and industry-specific insights, he would likely be interested in hearing from professionals who can offer unique perspectives or analysis related to supply chain management, logistics operations, and marketing strategies within these industries.
Given the broad range of topics covered in his articles, experts with knowledge about sustainable practices in supply chains or modern-day slavery elimination efforts may also find success pitching their ideas to Robert for potential coverage.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Robert's coverage attributes or article titles provided, his themes suggest a global perspective rather than a regional one. Therefore, pitches should center around globally relevant trends and issues within transportation & logistics as well as sales & marketing fields.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
What's going to happen to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement?
By: Robert J. Bowman
A message for those who have been dragging their feet on complying with Mexico's new import declaration law: Time's up.
.png?height=635&t=1780632145&width=1200)
By: Robert J. Bowman
Natalia Andreyeva, vice president of market strategy for North America with 4flow, talks about the gaps that occur between supply chain ambition and execution.
Hannah Testani, CEO of Intelligent Audit, explains how organizations can start small with AI, automate repetitive tasks, connect siloed data sources, and generate quick wins.
By: Robert J. Bowman
When tariffs are slapped on supply chains, who pays the tab? The general wisdom about tariffs is that the end consumer ultimately pays for them, in the form of a higher price tag.
Good data and artificial intelligence go hand-in-hand, says Dan Keto, president and chief technology officer with Easy Metrics, Inc. , but companies
By: Robert J. Bowman
A case study highlighting how eGourmet Solutions uses techOMS from Techdinamics to improve efficiency, visibility and overall supply chain performance.
The problem with so much generative artificial intelligence today goes beyond just giving wrong answers. It's when the errant AI model is certain that it's right.
Mark Schuchter, director with United States Cold Storage , describes how his company works with Westfalia Technologies to ensure the quality of chilled and frozen goods.
Matt Hoffman, vice president of product and industry solutions with John Galt Solutions , offers advice on how companies can drive their AI journey.
.png?height=635&t=1781150655&width=1200)
.png?height=635&t=1781237049&width=1200)
.png?height=635&t=1781905524&width=1200)
.png?height=635&t=1782273749&width=1200)