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Felicity Dixon

Felicity Dixon

Verified

Senior Risk Manager, informed by Planned Cover

Sydney

Final Covers

Food, Philanthropy, Luxury, Designer, Real EstateFashion, Spa, Travel, Home Decor, Wellness Fine Art, Restaurants, Events, Beauty, Couture Aviation, Technology, Jewelry, Cars, Wines Watches

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stock exchange, hollywood

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Content

Total articles 33

  • Economic Challenges and Market Recovery

    By Felicity Dixon| SupplyChain360@ Warehouse automation orders dropped by 3% in 2024 due to economic and political pressures, but the sector is expected to rebound in the coming years. While some industries pulled back on investments, food & beverage and durable manufacturing continued to expand automation adoption. Warehouse automation projects saw a downturn in 2024, reflecting the broader economic challenges that weighed on capital-intensive investments.

    By Felicity Dixon · SupplyChain360

    Feb. 16, 2025

  • ILA Schedules Vote on New Contract Addressing Tech Concerns

    By Felicity Dixon| SupplyChain360@ On February 25, the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) members will cast their votes on a pivotal master contract that aims to define the balance between technological innovation and workforce protections at East and Gulf Coast ports. The ILA has confirmed its members will vote later this month on a six-year master contract negotiated with the United States Maritime Alliance.

    By Felicity Dixon · SupplyChain360

    Feb. 16, 2025

  • Economic Challenges and Market Recovery

    By Felicity Dixon| SupplyChain360@ Warehouse automation orders dropped by 3% in 2024 due to economic and political pressures, but the sector is expected to rebound in the coming years. While some industries pulled back on investments, food & beverage and durable manufacturing continued to expand automation adoption. Warehouse automation projects saw a downturn in 2024, reflecting the broader economic challenges that weighed on capital-intensive investments.

    By Felicity Dixon · SupplyChain360

    Feb. 16, 2025

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Sydney, Australia