Small and midsize companies – brokers and carriers alike – often wait to adopt new technologies. They are being eclipsed by both larger companies and their less risk-averse peers.
Samsara announced the Workflow Builder and App Designer features for the Driver App are available for all Samsara customers starting Tuesday.
To make the best possible match at the best price for everyone involved, shippers post their freight and take market feedback from carriers.
If visibility has moved from perk to table stakes, what exactly is “the next big thing” now? What innovative technology can companies adopt to help them stand out among their competitors?
Emerge has announced Book It Now, a feature that allows carriers to instantly book freight from its Digital Freight Marketplace without the hassles of negotiation.
Without humans at the helm, the industry’s vast technological gains would be virtually useless.
The transportation industry’s technological renaissance has inspired a new era of innovators – and a new era of holdouts. In a volatile market, the innovators come out on top.
J.B. Hunt has been recognized for its five-year, $500 million technology investment, but how it got to that point is now equally well known.
Initially, ITG’s impulse was to build its own IT infrastructure and software tools.
Spot market transactions are notoriously inefficient and expensive. Digital freight matching can make transactions more straightforward for shippers and carriers alike.
The road to success is paved with digital tools and technological adoption.
New tech, marketing and sales solutions augment Lean’s original back-office staffing service.
Collaboration with Navistar allows Zonar customers to see OnCommand Connection vehicle data within its platform.
Having the right technology and technology partner increases business intelligence that can help shippers navigate uncertain times.
The BNSF Logistics team rallies around a shared purpose: “We deliver what matters.”
The coronavirus pandemic continues to amplify that pressure as 2020 drags on.
Downloads of XPO’s driver app Drive XPO have doubled this year, and more than 25,000 carriers have joined its XPO Connect platform as both technologies have seen rapid growth.
While companies across the country struggled with the learning curve that accompanies remote work arrangements, truck drivers continued to move our medications and essential goods from one point to the next.
FreightWaves’ JT Engstrom talked e-commerce logistics with Prologis’ Melinda McLaughlin during the FreightWaves Future of Logistics Real Estate Summit on Tuesday.
The Trucker Tools driver mobile app was introduced in 2013, and new features have been added continuously over the past several years.
