New capital at newtrul will enable expansion of the supplier base to support growing demand, feature enhancements, APIs and TMS integrations.
Forward Air was on track to beat its Q4 estimates before the December cyberattack.
Supply chain technology provider Manhattan Associates bests fourth-quarter forecast and raises 2021 guidance. Management sees “robust” global demand for cloud solutions.
EKA Solutions’ TMS is gaining traction among small and midsize carriers and brokers with “high adoption rates.”
Compliance with record-keeping regulations is a time-consuming task that can easily fall through the cracks as busy fleet executives focus on day-to-day tasks.
Scott Ruffin’s company is poised to exploit weaknesses in legacy delivery networks to take B2C share.
2020 brought disruption and volatility. But dealers, against all odds, actually performed much better than expected.
U.S. Xpress will become the latest carrier to adopt Platform Science’s technology platform, allowing it to deploy third-party and custom apps without the need for added hardware.
Fuel Transport is the latest Canadian operator to install project44’s visibility technology.
Four Israeli companies have secured contracts with Pointer in the past year.
After a difficult 2020, optimism about the supply chain is running high this year — and 11 industry leaders have identified several opportunities for growth with their predictions for the rest of 2021.
HubTran boasts over 1 billion processed documents, 99% accuracy and $50 million saved.
Supply chain visibility companies Tive and project44 have joined forces to launch the Open Visibility Network in an effort to encourage collaboration and improve end-to-end shipment visibility.
Airspace moves goods fast, with a mix of technology, air transport, ground couriers and people who literally carry a critical product on a flight and to one’s door. Investors just gave the company a big pile of money to play with.
NYSHEX aims to eliminate ambiguity from containerized freight contracts. ‘We make it crystal clear exactly what the carriers and shippers are going to do.’
Uber Freight has rolled out a free rate-locking tool for small and midsize shippers.
Oracle has released machine-learning and IoT updates to its supply chain application.
Oracle’s cloud-based solutions help shippers weather disruptions and give customers a seamless buying experience.
“Driver detention is a leading cause of lost earnings and driver dissatisfaction,” said Elkins.
A Shell and Deloitte joint study addresses economic, technical and regulatory factors related to decarbonizing road freight.
