Winter Weather’s Effect on Freight Logistics and What You Can Do About It?
Winter is a costly season for shipping companies and businesses relying on freight transport. Inclement weather is incredibly disruptive and costly. Trying to plan
It’s Time to Revisit Rate Negotiations
Your business has grown and your needs have changed. Have your shipping contracts evolved in tandem? Chances are, they haven’t. The rates and terms
5 transportation management system trends for 2023
Transportation management systems (TMS) continue to drive plenty of value for organizations, but it is still not a saturated market.
Future-proofing your TMS investment
Investment in a new transportation management system (TMS) is expected to provide a positive return in a number of ways
Manufacturing May be Contracting, but Freight Payment Data Says Shipping Isn’t
The manufacturing industrial economy is contracting. Domestic manufacturing is mired by everything from trade wars and tariffs to globalization and rising
Key Areas of Logistics Inefficiency: Uber Freight’s New Industry Report Shines
There’s a never-ending battle for efficiency raging across every supply chain. And while we’re constantly finding new ways to cut costs and optimize, there
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Managing Rising Freight Costs Without Losing Customers
Rising freight costs have become a persistent operational pressure for most global shippers, reshaping how they manage transportation budgets and customer expectations. Capacity
Why Freight Planning Is Key To Preventing Product Shortages
Disruptions in global supply chains no longer surprise logistics teams — they’re expected. What catches many off guard is how quickly poor freight
Supply Chain Slowdown: How Freight Audit Insights Can Protect Your Bottom Line?
With global shipping volumes down, supply chain teams are under pressure to do more with less. Fewer shipments mean less revenue, but not necessarily lower
The Ripple Effect of Empty Containers: How a TMS Helps Mitigate Costs?
As global shipping volumes dip and more containers leave ports half-empty or unused, the cost of moving goods is becoming increasingly unpredictable. For shippers, the