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CloudTrucks secures $115M to ‘lower the barrier of entry’ for drivers
“This is the largest amount of funding that has been dedicated to building a complete business management solution for trucking entrepreneurs and we are excited…
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Industry makes strides toward full truckload automation
It is well known that desperation breeds innovation, and many across the logistics industry have certainly found themselves desperate for capacity this year.
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FreightWaves Classics: On Veterans Day, recognize sacrifices and also innovations
Today is Veterans Day, which began after World War I. Read about transportation innovations that came out of World War I.
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No better time than now to adopt new technologies
The fast pace of logistics today has no patience for paperwork; it’s evident that today and tomorrow are digital.
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FreightWaves Flashback: E-shipping blues
1999: eBay ushers in e-commerce’s most dramatic distribution channel disruption in decades.
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Tech in logistics: Disruption or distraction?
Is it better to be a technology company learning supply chain or a supply chain company learning to adopt technology?
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Still relying on 3G networks? It is time for an upgrade
Companies relying on older cellular networks to run their remote monitoring and telematics applications will soon start to experience performance issues and reliability drops ahead…
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Tech solutions prove useless without real-world collaboration
In an environment as hands-on as trucking, bridging the gap between the digital and physical worlds can prove challenging.
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Adoption of workflow automation solutions spikes after COVID-19
In October, Microdea was acquired by Transflo.
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Modern shipping requires both technological innovation and human expertise
Without humans at the helm, the industry’s vast technological gains would be virtually useless.
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