The Future of Freight

Loblaw Companies, Canada’s largest food retailer with roughly CA$61 billion in annual revenue, has been running automated gate technology at what its transportation team describes as the flagship facility for its entire network, and the reason that designation matters is that the site was built to absorb a set of innovative projects rather than to […]

The Shipper of Choice honors shippers committed to strategic carrier partnerships and ease of doing business.

Data platform now provides LTL rates by class and intermodal contract rates by lane.

This year’s F3: Future of Freight Festival will pull into the heart of Freight Alley in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Nov. 19-21.

Boeing has notified employees of a hiring freeze and is considering furloughs in the coming weeks as experts predict significant cash loss for the company this quarter due to an ongoing machinist strike.

Shippers often lack insights into long-term performance trends and hidden inefficiencies across their facilities. These inefficiencies lead to increased operating costs in the form of higher accessorial fees and truck rates.

Freight procurement programs, such as Convoy Guaranteed Primary and Convoy Dynamic Backup can deliver optimized savings in today’s market and flexible capacity in future freight markets.

One consumer paper products manufacturer managed to reduce expensive dwell time by 60% in just four weeks after partnering with Convoy to identify their inefficiencies.

Convoy’s increased visibility into Shasta’s loads helped the company improve truck utilization and reduce emissions, resulting in a ninefold decrease in tendering times.

How USA Truck and Convoy developed a new solution for elastic capacity that benefits shippers, carriers and brokers

TMS and flexible drop solution allow workers to easily find and manage capacity so they can focus on running the business

How Flexport and Convoy leverage APIs and automation to create a more efficient supply chain

“It used to take me over 4 hours, and now I’m looking at 30 minutes tops to do all my freight,” said Elliot.

Convoy’s TMS helps Elanders maintain consistency and recognize who is performing best in certain lanes and rate shops.

Digital freight networks level the playing field and aim to revolutionize the industry’s zero-sum game

Through its partnership with Convoy, Ardagh Group saved 34,632 pounds of CO2 in the past year by maximizing efficiency and eliminating empty miles

New technology and carrier-friendly operations have kept The Home Depot’s freight moving during the pandemic.

Toy seller Joyin thanks Convoy for its doubled year-over-year revenues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Traditional RFP processes consume time and money and still don’t yield permanent arrangements.

The French auto parts supplier wanted a simpler routing guide and superior visibility at a low cost.