Samsara is working to create a system of record specific to physical operations, helping users conceptualize variables like fuel consumption and asset location.
At the big National Retail Federation meeting in New York, a daylong discussion on supply chains looked back on the craziness and ahead to a bold future.
FreightWaves spoke with experts from across the supply chain about technology lessons learned in 2023 and what strategies will succeed in 2024.
While navigating shifting market conditions can be stressful, shippers that focus their attention on increasing their own operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness can thrive during this time.
Mike Branch, vice president of data and analytics at Ontario-based Geotab, joins FreightWaves’ Thomas Wasson to talk about generative AI and its possible impacts on the domestic supply chain.
Technology advancements will make it easy to automate warehousing operations right from your phone.
Logistics operators that add generative AI to their platforms can better compete in a fast-paced marketplace, according to Crowley Maritime’s Anoop Mohandas.
The financial freezeout of startups by investors may be thawing as FOMU — the fear of messing up — begins to subside.
Uber Freight has rolled out new technology solutions for its TMS, procurement and use of generative AI.
“AI-powered insights help customers take informed action, like seeking alternative suppliers, tracing their raw materials, identifying potential geographic concentrations and targeting risky supplier networks,” says Altana Technologies’ Amy Morgan.
Can Outrider hold onto its healthy lead in distribution yard autonomy as competition begins to form?
While AI has the potential to prevent accidents, it can only deliver on its potential if it’s consistent and accurate.
With this rise of AI, we take a look at how it can be used by the logistics industry.
Anthony Sutardja, co-founder and CEO of Parade, told FreightWaves the new capital will go toward AI and RFP tools.
Tai has been working on email improvements utilizing AI and machine learning for over three years now. . Most recently, the company introduced a new email feature – helping brokers write emails.
While AI technologies have the potential to transform the shipping and logistics industries, their success takes careful and strategic planning.
Kodif’s founding team showcases experience, resulting in the development of a technical product that empowers even those lacking technical proficiency to effectively utilize it.
“The establishment of a Silicon Valley-based technology lab is a natural evolution for Ryder,” says Ryder’s CMO.
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Merchants can use FlowspaceAI for Freight, particularly its Network Optimization tool, to support a range of services, enhancing fulfillment operations and providing valuable insights for marketing and sales strategies.
