Guest Commentaries

How to Recruit and Organize Supply Chain Talent to Unlock Your Supply Chain’s Potential

John Ames September 22, 2015

Recently it seems that more and more organizations are recognizing that their supply chains are a key component to the organization’s success. From the increasing

Is “Carrier Network” on Your TMS Wish List?

Evan Puzey September 15, 2015

When shopping for any big-ticket item it’s easy to get distracted by the bells and whistles. With a house, people obsess over the fantastic view

Top 4 Challenges You Need to Master for International Shipping

Raimond van Kampen September 10, 2015

As increased globalization and mobile workforces continue to create opportunities for international business, it is more important than ever to realize the need for seamless

Can Omni-Channel Help Consumer Goods Companies Fight Private Label?

Jim LeTart September 8, 2015

Despite several positive trends toward better collaboration between retailers and their suppliers, there will always be a certain degree of competition for who gets the

Navigating Market Swings and Carrier-Shipper Relationships

Bob Biesterfeld September 1, 2015

Transportation has been referred to as a “perfect market,” meaning no single party controls the entire market enough to affect rates. Instead, the market fluctuates

Transportation is the Great Enabler of Supply Chain Excellence

Lisa Kerr August 27, 2015

As a 30+ year veteran in logistics, I am biased and I admit it. I believe transportation is the least complex, yet most critical component

Improving Global Freight Process Management

Doug Kahl and Dominic McGough August 4, 2015

Many companies operating in the United States have achieved an inclusive look into their transportation spend, but unfortunately many companies that do business on a

How Shippers And Logistics Providers Can Keep The Relationship Fresh

Frank McGuigan July 14, 2015

The relationship between a shipper and a logistics provider often starts as a transactional process. The shipper has an immediate need, which leads to a