
This Week in Logistics News (July 28 – August 1, 2014)
I’ll spare you the full story, but back in college I took a creative writing class, and the professor gave me a unique assignment: write

I’ll spare you the full story, but back in college I took a creative writing class, and the professor gave me a unique assignment: write

Earlier this month, I wrote about the driver shortage problem in trucking, arguing that the only way to solve it is through innovation. The post

Data from various sources indicate that truckload capacity is starting to tighten. For example, here’s some data from Wolfe Research published earlier this year: When

There are a lot better ways to wake up at 5 AM than getting a telephone call saying, “Your 7:00 AM flight has been cancelled.”

In Vested Outsourcing, Kate Vitasek and co-authors Mike Ledyard and Karl Manrodt outline the ten ailments of traditional outsource relationships. Number three on the list

I am going paddleboarding with my wife this afternoon, a rare break from work to enjoy the outdoors with my best friend. I’ve only gone