14 Jul 20266 min
Cold chain and the ninety-second rule
An excursion that reaches a human in ninety seconds is an incident. One that reaches them in an hour is a write-off.
◆Notes from the network
What we learn in transit.
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Sample content. These articles are placeholders from the design build and do not describe real SkyQuest Express clients or results. To be replaced before launch.
Technology28 Jul 20268 min
AI routing: why the shortest path is almost never the right one
Distance is the cheapest variable to optimise and the least useful. What actually moves the number is capacity, dwell and the cost of being wrong.
Nadia Okonkwo
30 Jun 20267 min
Customs in 2026: what actually changes for shippers
Three regulatory shifts landing this year, and the one that will quietly cost you the most if you ignore it.
11 Jun 20269 min
Past the offset: measuring freight carbon honestly
Tonne-kilometre averages let everybody report a good number. Actual vessel and airframe data does not.
22 May 20266 min
Port automation: what it fixed, and what it moved downstream
Automated terminals genuinely reduced yard dwell. They also pushed the bottleneck into the gate and the drayage market.
6 May 202610 min
API-first freight: what a good logistics API looks like
Versioned, idempotent, webhook-driven, and honest about what it does not know yet.
19 Apr 20267 min
Blank sailings: absorbing the shock without calling the customer
When a sailing disappears, the reallocation should already have happened. Here is the machinery that makes that possible.
2 Apr 20265 min
Why we re-slot the warehouse every night
Velocity changes faster than most WMS configurations do. Nightly re-slotting recovers pick time nobody knew they were losing.
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