Software as a Service
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News
Scalable growth starts with the back office
Today’s fast-paced freight environment allows no time for back-office glitches. Shippers expect your brokerage to efficiently handle volumes of any size — a challenge only…
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News
FreightWaves named ‘Soonicorn’ by Tracxn
Tracxn names FreightWaves as one of "Emerging Startups of Data as a Service."
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Logistics
Commentary: Optimal Dynamics – the decision layer of logistics?
Optimal Dynamics seeks to automatically optimize trucking flight operations. Brian Aoaeh profiles the company and interviewed its founder and CEO.
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New Tech
Report: Warehouse robotics investment surges 57% in 2020
A new PitchBook report documents a surge of investment in the warehouse robotics space.
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Insights
Logixboard CEO empowering freight forwarders through digitization
Julian Alvarez’s goal “is to help the entire industry modernize.”
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Technology
FreightTech trends that will be more important in 2020
FreightTech will be even more important and pervasive in 2020. Learn about some of the expanding trends in FreightTech.
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Canada
Descartes grows profits, revenue on logistics software solutions
Canadian firm reports a largely expected 27% jump in net income in the third quarter as revenue increases 19%; CEO lauds “predictable results in an…
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Canada
Canadian SaaS provider Trakopolis replaces CEO amid restructuring
Canadian firm whose business includes reselling Keeptruckin electronic logging devices and fleet management solutions attempts to avoid bankruptcy after private equity lender seeks repayment of…
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Asia-Pacific
DOWN UNDER TRUCKING: Australia’s unfinished trucking reforms
Australia's unfinished trucking reform business; brake-maker converts creditors into shareholders; toll road operator in big debt reissue; controversial logistics software provider GetSwift fights on
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Finance
WeWork: the pets.com of our moment
Revenue growth on negative unit economics is dead as a business model.
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