One word continually surfaces when challenges arise in the transport field – “Sustainability.” The term "sustainability" carries diverse meanings, depending on one's vantage point. A recent global survey conducted by MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals delves into the multifaceted landscape of sustainability within supply chains. The survey

Trucking is a unique industry that thrives on relationships, professionalism, and trust. New technology is helping the industry evolve in exciting new ways, but the importance of building strong connections between drivers, shippers, and carriers remains a top priority. The necessity of these personal relationships in a successful transport operation underscores the advantages of the

Relationships and versatility are the backbone of the trucking industry. It's about more than just moving goods from point A to point B; it's about trust, communication, and understanding the unique challenges that can arise in the transportation process. These important yet nuanced aspects of the transport business highlight the mounting concerns with digital brokerage

As global logistics networks become more complex, the need for innovative solutions in supply chain management becomes increasingly clear. Of the many challenges faced in the modern transport field, load optimization remains a top priority for companies large and small. This is just one of many areas in the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence