
7 Years Talking Logistics
On a cold morning in December 2012, while cross country skiing through the woods in Vermont, an idea popped into my head: How crazy would

On a cold morning in December 2012, while cross country skiing through the woods in Vermont, an idea popped into my head: How crazy would

Last week, I came across an article in the Wall Street Journal that highlights an ongoing issue I’ve written about the past few years: suppliers

“We don’t see many patients like you,” the dentist told me after poking around my teeth and gums. It’s a good thing too, because if

We all know that the transportation market is cyclical, with various factors impacting rates, capacity, and service levels across different modes. The market in 2019

I don’t remember many of my dreams, but this one I remember because I was dead. Per my instructions, a boom box (circa 1986) was

In a recent Wall Street Journal article (“The High Cost of Impeding Automation“), Dr. Carl Benedikt Frey from Oxford University writes that “history tells us