Your company needs to control its freight management to reduce costs. Find out how you can identify optimization opportunities and fill gaps.

Having a solid supply chain starts with a well-thought-out procurement strategy. A procurement strategy is meant to make this process cheaper without compromising quality or service. 

Correctly optimizing your freight lanes takes planning and strategy. You want to eliminate waste while serving every customer, everywhere. How do you do it? 

Are you reviewing your inventory practices from 2022? Read about what costs to track and mistakes to avoid in 2023.

The supply chain and transportation industries spent most of 2022 trying to rebalance themselves following the COVID-19 pandemic, only to deal with inflation, higher interest rates, a decrease in consumer spending, and rising fuel costs.

Fridged winter weather can stress a company's supply chain like no other. Read about tips to protect your truck and freight this winter.

The journey your Christmas tree takes from the farm to your living room takes some logistics. Learn more about the process.

As 2022 comes to a close, news affecting the transportation industry continues to dominate headlines.

The modern logistics market requires all its members to develop their flexibility and look for ways of responding to a challenge. While seeking new opportunities and implementing industry innovations, shippers also massively rely on the last-minute shipment practice. 

The numbers do not lie; gone are the days when consumers buy most of their holiday gifts by traveling to the store. Online retail shopping is tremendously convenient for customers but, conversely, can make an already busy holiday shipping even more stressful.

Adopting advanced supply chain stock management can increase the timeliness of the supply of materials and the production quality, streamline order fulfillment, and optimize the duration of shipping operations.

Is your business seeing an increase in loading and unloading wait times? Read about how switching to drop and hook trucking could be the solution.