Intralogistics market set to hit USD $133bn by 2030
16 minutes agoWarehouse operators are driving a shift towards software and robots as labour shortages and delivery pressures lift the intralogistics market to USD $133 billion by 2030.
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Twilio bets on conversation infrastructure for the agentic AI era
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Annexa targets new AI opportunities at SuiteWorld 2026
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The findings suggest many smaller firms are already using AI to lift productivity, but training costs and know-how remain major barriers.
Cover Genius launches protection for AI commerce platforms
Consumers using AI assistants to book travel or shop may now be offered protection in chat, without being sent to a separate checkout flow.
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Intralogistics market set to hit USD $133bn by 2030
Warehouse operators are driving a shift towards software and robots as labour shortages and delivery pressures lift the intralogistics market to USD $133 billion by 2030.
Today
NiCE leads Gartner with AI revenue hitting USD $362m
Large enterprises are pushing NiCE's AI revenue higher, with annual recurring revenue reaching USD $362 million in the second quarter.
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NiCE named Gartner CCaaS leader as AI revenue jumps
AI annual recurring revenue climbed to USD $362 million in the second quarter, as NiCE won a top Gartner ranking in cloud contact centre software.
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Businesses can now delegate more complex finance, HR and supply chain work to governed AI, as Oracle expands its agentic software suite to 75 applications.
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