DSC chat: Ryder CTO on searching for future tech innovations
FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller and Ryder CTO Kendra Phillips see visibility as a key driving force in FreightTech going forward.
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FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller and Ryder CTO Kendra Phillips see visibility as a key driving force in FreightTech going forward.
It’s these kinds of advances that will push the industry toward complete visibility and decarbonization.
Value statements, or Value propositions Each have different definitions and objectives, but they are relatively the same within various industries. And then there’s the health care supply chain. What’s the value proposition? Pinpointing the priorities: Supply chain in health care has many competing value statements within any given organization. The elasticity and influence of the […]
Tony Mulvey and Anthony Smith debate the pros and cons of quitting while you’re ahead on this episode of Great Quarter, Guys.
On this episode of Put That Coffee Down, Kevin Hill and Richie Daigle talk about how customers being correct depends on the type of relationship they have to your business.
Sebastian Blanco explores the world of EVs after COP26 and the presentation of President Biden’s Build Back Better plan.
Mary O’Connell, Josie Blanco and Anaid Chacon Bryce Williford talk about changes to invoicing requirements by the Mexican Tax Authority.
Kaylee Nix looks at the retail landscape through the lens of flexible warehousing on this episode of At Your Doorstep.
TLDR: United: Sustainable AF. Sustainable jet fuel is having a moment. But why? And what exactly is SAF again? This week, United Airlines operated the first-ever passenger flight using 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The Boeing 737-900 flew over 100 passengers from Chicago to Washington, D.C., running exclusively on alternative fuel. While regulations prohibit planes […]
Central Freight Lines shuts down, U.S. Xpress fires truckload exec and ACT releases driver hiring data Central Freight Lines to shut down after 96 years Central Freight Lines to shut down after 96 years Central Freight Lines is shutting down after 96 years in operation. The LTL carrier based in Waco, Texas, has over 2,100 […]
A look at the end of Central Freight Lines, the port congestion blame game between drivers and officials, and investments no one asked for.
In this issue, jobs for former CFL employees and what’s ahead on WTT.
On WTT we’re talking about Central Freight Lines shutdown; fast food logistics; automating the back office and more
Cassandra Gaines welcomes Ryan Rogers from TextLocate on this episode of MadGaines.
Steve Ferreira breaks down newly passed legislation on this episode of Navigate B2B.
On this episode of Cyberly, Blythe Brumleve explains how new technologies can be put to work in not-so-new professions.
Anthony Smith and Zach Strickland discuss whether there are still breaks in the transportation system on this episode of Freightonomics.
Tony Mulvey looks at the latest industry mergers and acquisitions on this episode of Great Quarter, Guys.
Arkansas represent! On this show we’re talking to the University of Arkansas as well as J.B. Hunt’s Shelley Simpson about why the state is great for freight
Instead of discussing the current CPG news and freight data per my usual, for today’s newsletter I highlight the CPG industry trends I expect to see in 2022. Trend No. 1: Consumer behavior will change in response to rising prices, at least among lower-income consumers. The topic of the hour is inflation, which hit a […]