3Gtms is a Transportation Management System (TMS) software development company that empowers Shippers and Logistics Service Providers (LSP’s) with software to profitably manage the “order to settlement” lifecycle. Our flagship product, 3G-TM, delivers a comprehensive, end-to-end, transportation lifecycle management solution which addresses the most pressing logistics management issues for shippers and 3PLs. Founded in 2013 by Mitch Weseley, who has a 30 year history in developing leading edge Transportation Management Software systems. Headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut, with locations in Raleigh, North Carolina and King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.
We’re more than halfway through 2021 and it’s been a very challenging year for transportation executives, to put it mildly. There is a great imbalance between freight demand and capacity across all modes. This is forcing shippers to consider new
Analysts and others have been talking about the importance of digital transformation for many years. But the message didn’t hit home for many companies until 2020, as they struggled to respond effectively to the disruptions caused by the pandemic. Now,
As we begin 2021, the parcel market is very different than it was a year ago. Simply put, the surging growth of e-commerce, driven in large part by the pandemic, has created a capacity crunch in the market. How should
JP Wiggins, Co-Founder & Vice President of Logistics at 3Gtms, discuses how transportation technology can help companies minimize disruptions Podcast version (click to play):
As a transportation management system (TMS) technology provider we see a lot of truckload (TL) brokerage firms in various stages of growth. Some start TMS
A transportation management system (TMS) is an obvious tool for the logistics team, helping to move freight faster, more cost-effectively, and more easily from start
“API” is one of those terms that get thrown around with abandon. While at a trade show recently, I talked to dozens of vendors and
The transportation industry has long discussed blockchain with a healthy dose of skepticism or has taken a wait-and-see approach to its adoption. But lately, we’ve started seeing more optimism and ideas for blockchain’s use, especially as it emerges as a possible solution to shipment visibility and carrier communications.
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