
This Week in Logistics News (February 29 – March 4, 2016)
Before diving into this week’s supply chain and logistics news, I want to share a couple of quick news items of our own. First, for

Before diving into this week’s supply chain and logistics news, I want to share a couple of quick news items of our own. First, for

If the start and end point of a company’s supply chain followed a straight and narrow path, software solutions would be simple to create. In

Various data points related to the trucking industry suggest we’re entering a shipper’s market. For example, the ATA Truck Tonnage Index dropped 1.4 percent in

It was a relatively quiet week for supply chain and logistics news, so let’s go straight to the items that caught my attention: Same-Day Delivery

The current outlook for the rail freight industry is, at best, mixed. Where rail freight once was the price-competitive transport mode of choice, low fuel

The El Niño weather pattern, which the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts will be among the strongest on record, is already causing flooding