Shippers may feel like they are being pulled in two different directions when it comes to dedicated fleet solutions.

Savvy shippers and carriers need to be able to take advantage of new technology and information quickly and easily to ensure they are remaining competitive during these volatile times.

This marks the second year in a row that Convoy has won this prestigious award from Niagara.

Shippers are making carbon reduction an explicit aspect of the procurement processes for their supply chain.

Compliance risk is serious business for shippers, and it can have significant repercussions. Just consider cargo theft, which is merely one aspect of compliance risk.

Welcome to Convoy’s Resource Center for Coronavirus (COVID-19).

The trucking capacity crunch, driver shortage, and electronic logging device (ELD) mandate are working together to create a carrier’s market right now.

Waste matters. For nearly every industry, waste contributes to higher costs. But in the freight industry, the stakes are even higher.

CHEP’s iconic blue pallet is not just a product offered to customers—it’s also a unique source of data that helps eliminate waste across CHEP’s network of partners, which include most of the largest consumer packaged goods companies in the world.

Two opposing forces are making the task of transportation management more difficult than ever.

The webinar series will run on April 2, 2020 from 10:00 a.m.-600 p.m. EDT, with a 10-minute introduction session at 9:45 a.m.

As supply chains speed up, fulfillment windows shrink, and customer delivery expectations evolve, the need for comprehensive supply chain metrics, KPIs, and analytics will only expand.

The recent Stay Metrics Stay Index Report echoed consistent themes among truck drivers: they want to work for companies with a driver-centric culture and get paid fairly for their time and service. Stress related to lack of home time, equipment troubles, and delays were highlighted as top concerns. While the focus of the report wasn’t specifically researching new trucking technology, integrating digital tools into everyday processes can address these concerns.

To remain competitive in the marketplace, shippers need to adapt.

“We need to arrive on-time, every time!” “We need better visibility!” “We need more technology!”

Larger shippers must think beyond the short-term peaks and valleys.

Data is enabling businesses across industries to optimize their resources and become more efficient, and commercial trucking is no exception.

A look at how brokers and 3pls process invoices. Sponsored by HubTran.

Leverage real-time analytics and data collection to save you and your customers money across categories.

DHL explains why it is important for shippers to work with a 3PL for their transportation needs.

Learn how existing and future technologies will continue the evolution of supply chains, transportation and warehousing.