
Research in Focus: Do You Get What You Pay For in Truck Transportation?
Editor’s Note: Our “Research in Focus” series highlights research conducted by select partners and provides our perspective on some of the most interesting findings and

Editor’s Note: Our “Research in Focus” series highlights research conducted by select partners and provides our perspective on some of the most interesting findings and

The majority of capacity in today’s truckload marketplace comes from a fragmented base of carriers. Handling so many carrier relationships internally can be cost prohibitive.

As I wrote about several weeks ago, various data points related to the trucking industry suggest we’re in a shipper’s market — that is, there

I speak at many industry conferences throughout the year, where the majority of the audience are shippers — that is, supply chain and logistics executives

What makes carriers prefer to move one shipper’s freight over another’s? Research shows that of all “favored shipper” qualities, longer dwell times result in higher

“A Changing Environment Demands Changing Strategies” – that was theme of the Food Shippers of America 60th Annual Conference held earlier this month in San