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Predictive Safety: What Sets the Best Fleets Apart

Adrian Gonzalez July 30, 2026

For many companies, saying fleet safety is important is a lot like saying people are our most important asset. It sounds good, but it seldom

Can We Really Trust and Control AI?

Adrian Gonzalez July 28, 2026

There were two developments last week that caught my attention because they relate to the two most consequential trends shaping supply chains today: tariffs and

The Trump Tariffs Strike Back

Adrian Gonzalez July 27, 2026

I was out of the office last Friday attending the ⁠2006 USATF Outdoor National Championships with my oldest son, so I wasn’t able to write

Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (July 17, 2026)

Adrian Gonzalez July 17, 2026

We’ve had a week of bad air quality days here in Boston (and elsewhere) due to Canadian wildfires. I went for a bike ride anyway.

Will AI Repeat the ERP vs. Best-of-Breed Debate?

Adrian Gonzalez July 16, 2026

Remember the ERP vs. Best-of-Breed debates from years ago? If not, here’s the short version: ERP vendors, such as SAP and Oracle, argued that a

Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (July 10, 2026)

Adrian Gonzalez July 10, 2026

My beloved aunt Gloria died last Saturday, on the Fourth of July. She was 80. Another victim of cancer. Last August, not long after she

From Death Valley to Half a Million Dollars: A Decade of Riding for a T1D Cure

Adrian Gonzalez July 9, 2026

Want to cycle 102 miles through Death Valley? I have to admit, the invitation to spend hours cycling through one of the hottest places on

Trust Is Earned Through Execution: What Separates Transportation Leaders from the Rest

Adrian Gonzalez July 6, 2026

Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from the recently published research report “From Managing Shipments to Orchestrating Networks: What Will Separate Transportation Leaders from