Benefits for all: How standardisation is bridging container shipping’s digital divide
DCSA is working on two key standards that will help improve visibility for shippers in the future.
DCSA is working on two key standards that will help improve visibility for shippers in the future.
More manufacturers are looking into digital sales and marketing channels as their customers increasingly move online.
Tune into a fireside chat with USA Truck’s George Henry and Prasad Gollapalli, founder and CEO of Trucker Tools. Listeners will learn from USA Truck’s experience as it launched into its technology journey with Trucker Tools, lessons being learned, and best practices to follow in designing and executing a best-in-class technology strategy while keeping the business running and avoiding being left on the shoulder of the technology transformation highway.
Here are a few apps in the transportation limelight this year.
For companies looking to achieve rapid growth, having the right technology in place to automate manual processes and help scale as they grow is critical. To discuss how companies can ensure they are set up for success as they grow, FreightWaves is partnering with Transflo for a one-hour webinar on Thursday, March 26, 2020 at 2 pm EST.
The shipping giant has teamed up with JDA to boost warehouse and supply chain visibility
Blockchain to be deployed by VAKT to smooth the post-trade process
Fr8Hub recently announced that it will expand its services to provide domestic freight matching throughout Mexico, connecting shippers with available carriers throughout the country. The Fr8Hub carrier network currently features […]
Australia is carrying out a series of large scale studies into its domestic supply chain; one study currently underway is into the nation’s freight data requirements. (Photo: Shutterstock).
How can it be possible that the government—the source of the lawmaking regulatory bodies—would actually praise a technology that is being censored from major internet platforms?
One of the early entries in the “Uber for trucking” movement, Convoy found immediate big-name backers with the likes of Jeff Bezos, Marc Benioff and Henry Kravis when it launched in 2015. Since then, hundreds of companies have tried to enter the field of digital freight matching, but Convoy has remained near the top of the class.
From drones to the Internet of Things (IoT), technology is pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the world of business. It is no different for transportation entities, especially shippers and carriers who are embracing technology while remaining mindful of ever-slimming margins.
Steve Sashihara, CEO of Princeton Consultants, recently spoke about disruptive technologies and Big Data in the transportation space. Here are 9 areas of impact he identified. Each slide represents the belief that industry stakeholders surveyed have in digital disruption. (Click the arrow to scroll through).