Digital Supply Chains examines how technology drives productivity, efficiency, collaboration, and customer service in transportation and logistics.
With changes accelerating and investment pouring in, freight forwarders need to start digitizing now to remain competitive and thrive in the imminent digitized logistics environment.
The way that transportation has been traditionally bought and sold has left shippers and transportation providers siloed and connected only to those partners within their existing network.
In the past year, digital financial technology quickly went from “nice to have” to an integral element of how business is conducted.
On Wednesday, the company reported Q4 earnings and 208% of year-over-year growth.
The partnership will help “transform” the food supply chain with better, faster data, Lineage says.
A company’s journey to improving freight payments yields broader insights about the value of data quality.
Maritime, air and overland trade routes into Europe are being piggybacked by criminal gangs deploying the latest digital supply chain technologies to help meet mushrooming demand for illegal drugs across […]
Logging onto an air cargo web site to book space for your shipment is so 2010s. Forwarders and airlines looking for speed and efficiency are plugging directly into each other’s systems to match loads.
API, or application programming interface, may soon become a common three-letter word in the air cargo space by making the booking experience similar to shopping on Amazon.
Digitization and ecommerce continue to change the movement and delivery of freight. Kayla Matthews examines the issues involved.
