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Defining Your Own Logistics Competitive Weapon

Adrian Gonzalez November 21, 2016

For a long time, C-level executives viewed supply chain management, especially the logistics function, as a cost center. As a result, cutting and controlling costs

This Week in Logistics News (November 14-18, 2016)

Adrian Gonzalez November 18, 2016

Every leaf from every tree on my street somehow landed on my lawn overnight. With hours of raking ahead of me, let’s go straight to

Defining Next-Generation TMS and Users

Adrian Gonzalez November 17, 2016

What are some of the factors that are driving the need for innovation in transportation management systems (TMS)? “It’s all about customer satisfaction,” said Mike

The Insight Value Lever of Freight Audit

Adrian Gonzalez November 15, 2016

Freight Audit may not be the sexiest aspect of transportation management, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t play a critical role in helping companies effectively

This Week in Logistics News (November 7-11, 2016)

Adrian Gonzalez November 11, 2016

Brexit passed. The Cubs won the World Series. Donald Trump won the presidency. What’s next? In each case, the sun rose and set the next

Research in Focus: Cloud Computing in Logistics

Adrian Gonzalez November 9, 2016

Editor’s Note: Today’s post is the first in a new series we’re launching where we highlight research conducted by select partners and provide our perspective

Happy Employees are Good Employees (Plus Other Insights on Multi-Resource Scheduling)

Adrian Gonzalez November 7, 2016

There are many resources behind every supply chain — including people, production equipment, transportation assets, and more — and they’re often linked and dependent on