The digitization of freight management and transportation logistics is well underway and is being widely adopted by carriers, 3PLs, shippers and other supply chain companies. This was inevitable because of our society’s proclivity, need and…
The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked a tremendous amount of havoc in 2020, and the shipping industry was not immune to its drastic impact. As people were forced to stay indoors, a major shift to e-commerce and online shopping created a prolonged p…
2020 was an interesting year to say the least. The COVID-19 pandemic had a drastic effect on the global economy, hindering many industries – including transportation. With the online shopping boom and the increased need for delivery, the sh…
Are you ready for an LTL pricing API that will streamline freight purchasing while saving money on freight costs?
The traditional RFP process for less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping contracts is an institutionalized approach that helps shippers plan budgets while giving carriers information they need to determine equipment and staffing needs.
As a transportation manager, you understand that your company needs to continually move toward full freight digitization. You know that organizations that run from it will be left behind.
With over 27 years of logistics experience, Steve Vondra joins the team as Senior Director of Transportation Strategy to drive high-level conversations around transportation optimization, capacity management and profitability.
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Fueled by the pandemic, the logistics industry has been involved in a multi-year trend to adopt technology that replaces paper forms with digital information.
The annual transportation RFP process has been like the weather – everybody complains about it, but nobody can do anything about it. However, that’s no longer true. Shippers and carriers have technology-driven alternatives that don’t requir…
The push for freight digitization has been underway for years, but COVID-19 accelerated the trend. It quickly became evident to shippers, carriers and drivers that moving pieces of paper along with the freight doesn’t make sense any longer….
