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Today, it's more important than ever that shipper operations/logistics teams gain buy-in from their internal leadership teams.

Carriers continue to raise prices planning the supply chain of tomorrow, but what’s around the economic corner?

The word on everyone’s lips at the moment is that the carrier contract pendulum is once again on the move. But is this news really true?

What do fast order fulfillment and an upcycled break room snack box have in common? It turns out – one awesome retailer creatively bridging the gap.

Here are 15 ways a shipper can reduce cost for the LTL carrier and therefore, mitigate future increases and variability in the supply chain.

Raj Subramaniam will step into the role of FedEx CEO effective June 1, 2022. Meanwhile, all carriers remained focused on future supply chain.

Effective April 3, 2022, two new USPS surcharges will go into effect. Others implement leadership changes and await quarterly earnings.

Parcel and LTL carriers remain focused on the next frontier of shipping and continue to invest in process automation and improvement.

Since the pandemic, pricing favor has certainly swung to the carriers, and shippers are seeking new creative ways to adapt.

Let's take a look at the trends for the 2021 holiday shopping season, despite the supply chain concerns that were still pervasive.

This year's Parcel and LTL marketplaces welcome rising costs to not just meet demand but lead the future markets.

What's in store for the LTL and larger supply chain markets in 2022? Jim Badovinac, VP of LTL Commercial Development has some ideas.

Despite early holiday shopping, carriers and analysts still expect record shipments and growth for both Parcel and LTL carriers in December.

Green Mountain Technology (GMT) honored for eight consecutive year as a Memphis Top Memphis Workplace by the Commercial Appeal.

Many companies with high delivery needs find micro-fulfillment solves many common logistics issues they face within the supply chain.