Will the situation in the Red Sea create red ink for your company?
The conflict in the Red Sea is creating turmoil in the ocean transportation market and highlighting just how fragile global supply chains can be.
The conflict in the Red Sea is creating turmoil in the ocean transportation market and highlighting just how fragile global supply chains can be.
A few items to consider regarding the auction of the Yellow terminals and the impact on the LTL sector.
We've heard from several shippers that are struggling to quantify how increases from parcel and LTL carriers will affect their 2024 budgets.
If you are a shipper that is going into negotiations with UPS or FedEx, it's important to understand the current parcel market.
When supply chains are viewed as an asset instead of an anchor, companies are more likely to invest in optimizing them.
As challenging conditions continue for LTL, truckload and other carriers we're hearing a message from executives of those companies about their...
This current freight recession has been around a lot longer than the experts predicted.
Recently, one carrier executive shared a telling observation: the RFPs they get from shippers are not very good.
Does your company have a written supply chain plan and have your engaged in scenario planning exercises to understand your options and alternatives?
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