Periodically we are asked when things will return to ‘normal’ (personal aside, you have to love open-ended questions). The short answer is that we believe contract rates will begin to move close(r) to ‘normal’ in 2024. Periodically we get the question about when...
Freight Invoice Automation: The Next Step to a Digitalized Business
We are entering into a technological renaissance for manufacturing and logistics companies. Our factories are getting smarter, and businesses are now more connected with their customers than ever before. The wave of digitalization has been a long time in coming, but...
#TNYSCM35 – Leaders’ perspective on the future of logistics
More than ever, we are experiencing a massive shift in how logistics technology functions in the modern world. The outbreak of the pandemic, as well as the continued growth of online retailers, are pushing up demand. This rise in demand directly supports the growth of...
The impact of data integration on shipment forecasting and business intelligence
We live in an increasingly interconnected world. With the advent of smartphones, humanity has the power to access nearly anything they could imagine, merely with a few taps of its collective finger. However, manufacturing, transportation, and logistics have long since...
The need for end-to-end visibility to navigate supply chain chaos
The global supply chain has been thrown into utter chaos. Everyday items are back-ordered, delayed, or are impossible to get. Electronic components like semiconductors have lead times of months or, in some cases, years due to increases in demand. Port congestion,...
Automation empowers fast, error-free invoice processing to streamline cash flow
With invoicing inextricably tagged to cash flow and directly affecting bottom line numbers, it is critical to handle them well. But even now, about 90% of freight invoices are processed manually, slowing cash flow, increasing risk of bottom-line errors and incurring...