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When it comes to enterprise software — especially traditional, in-house implementations — it’s not uncommon for companies to be several versions behind. Why? Upgrading is

When it comes to enterprise software — especially traditional, in-house implementations — it’s not uncommon for companies to be several versions behind. Why? Upgrading is
“Young Professional Voices” is a Talking Logistics series features young professionals providing their perspective on supply chain and logistics trends. Simply put, there’s a lot

Lots of news to discuss this week, so let’s go straight to it. FedEx Takes Sloppy E-Tailers to Task (WSJ – subscription req’d) Coyote Logistics

Transportation networks are becoming more dynamic and complex, as shippers deal with a variety of industry trends and challenges, including tightening capacity, new regulations, and

Freight movement accounts for 16 percent of all corporate greenhouse gas emissions. The emissions come directly from trucks, trains, ships and planes that carry goods.
In this episode, Kevin LoGuidice, VP of Integrated Solutions at MercuryGate, discusses how companies are sharing knowledge and information across functional groups and with trading