

The KPIs That Predict Failure Before Customers Notice
Most supply chains don’t fail like a Hollywood explosion. There’s no dramatic music. No slow-motion chaos. No one diving over pallets while alarms scream. They fail like a fridge that’s quietly dying in the corner of your kitchen. At first, it’s subtle. The light still comes on. The door still seals. The milk is… mostly cold. You shrug and think, “It’s probably fine.” Maybe the door was open. Maybe it’s just a warm day. You adjust nothing and carry on. A few days later, you’r
Danyul Gleeson
16 hours ago8 min read


Your Logistics KPI Dashboard Is Probably Making Things Worse
Let’s start with an uncomfortable truth. If your logistics KPI dashboard hasn’t changed what your team did this week, it’s not helping. It’s narrating the damage after the fact. Most dashboards look impressive. They feel “robust”. They get nodded at in meetings. And yet missed deliveries keep happening. Costs keep creeping. Everyone keeps firefighting. That’s not because KPIs don’t work.It’s because most dashboards were built to report, not to decide. And in 2026 and beyond,
Danyul Gleeson
6 days ago9 min read


Why Most Logistics Dashboards Don’t Change Decisions
Most logistics dashboards are like a weather app that proudly tells you it’s raining…while you’re already soaked, standing on the side of the road, wondering whose idea it was to wear white shoes today. They’re not wrong. They’re just spectacularly late. You open the dashboard and it serves up numbers with confidence. Charts with opinions. Trend lines that suggest reflection. It explains what happened, when it happened, and how bad it got. Sometimes it even adds a tasteful sh
Danyul Gleeson
Jun 157 min read


Warehouse Automation ROI: Do Robots Pay Back? (Numbers, Not Buzzwords)
If warehouse automation were a Tinder profile, every vendor would say the same thing: fast, reliable, great with peak season, low drama. Operators have heard it all before. So let’s do something radical. Let’s ignore the buzzwords, skip the glossy renders, and run the numbers like adults who actually sign capex approvals. Because robots don’t win hearts. They win budgets by paying themselves off. And when they’re scoped properly against real labour, rent, errors, and throughp
Danyul Gleeson
Jun 108 min read









