BluJay Solutions, a leading provider of supply chain software and services powered by the world’s first Global Trade Network, recently announced that Telos Logistics has renewed its partnership with BluJay and will broaden its use of the company’s Transportation Management technology
Joanne Hoberg, VP of Solutions and Engineering at NFI, and Jerome Dubois, Co-founder and Co-CEO of 6 River Systems will present at the 3PL & Supply Chain Summit taking place June 10 – 12, 2019 in Atlanta, Ga
Gatik, a Palo Alto-based startup deploying autonomous vehicles for business to business (B2B) short-haul logistics, today launches with Walmart (NYSE: WMT) as a partner
Urgently, the leading global mobility and roadside assistance platform, today introduced Collision Logistics Management™, providing a more efficient, transparent and cost-saving alternative to existing accident scene and secondary towing processes
For over 30 years, RLS Logistics has offered frozen and refrigerated food manufacturers expert temperature-controlled Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) service from the Northeast to all 48 states, saving customers time and money. Recently the company has announced that they have expanded their reach even further and can now offer the same great service on orders shipping from all 48 state
BIXOLON Co., Ltd, a leading global Mobile, Label and POS Printer manufacturer today announced the launch of the NEW XD3 Series of desktop label printers featuring a compact design, industry standard performance and competitive pricing
There is no harm is saying that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has had a great impact across all industries. Software testing companies are at the forefront of being impacted by AI a great deal. Experts are of the view that AI is going to change all aspects of software development lifecycle. AI has changed the way things work, right from fixing bugs, to coding errors and software testing, new doors have been opened to attain quality software. Similarly, AI has also affected the bug tracking tools as well. AI and Machine Learning (ML) go hand in hand and have also become a part of Software as a Service (SaaS).
The rapidly escalating growth curve of Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Market is quite evident from the numerous collaborations witnessed across this business sphere. For instance, recently, CFAO Equipment Ltd, one of the many leading suppliers of industrial and construction equipment across the globe, has signed an agreement with a Ghana-based logistics company called Third Party Logistics Limited. As per the conditions of this partnership, CFAO Equipment will be providing Toyota forklifts to Third Party Logistics to be used in its business operations. Third party logistics industry is characterized by innumerable such acquisitions, subject to the widespread utilization of these services by major companies across myriad geographies, owing to which Global Market Insights, Inc. claim 3PL market size to cross the frontier of USD 1,100 billion by 2024.
If you are in the shipping and transportation business and do not have logistics automation, you are missing out on a lot of action. Logistics automation improves quality, precision and accuracy in the business, and saves money on labor, materials and energy used. In this article, we will look at 8 ways your company can benefit from incorporating automation in the business.
Today’s motor vehicle is no longer for transportation only – it’s also a highly advanced mobile office that integrates voice, data, video, warning and operating systems. As new technologies evolve, vehicles are becoming more complex – and so do their upfits. Vehicle upfits for mobile offices must solve specific business problems and meet work function requirements, all while accounting for occupant safety and ergonomics concerns – not to mention time and budget constraints.
Maintaining the reliability of mobile computing systems in the field is one of the most challenging aspects of fleet professionals today. These devices must perform critical job functions and maintain data flow in tough operating conditions. While there are several keys to a total mobility solution including Software, Hardware, Connectivity, Docking & Mounting, and Professional Installation; having a reliable continuous power supply is the most critical factor to ensure productivity on the jobsite.
With this year’s Electronic Logging Devices (ELD) mandate looming ahead, it’s important for fleets to understand the impact it has on their business and strategically plan how to implement the new standards. Beyond choosing eligible devices and software to track, manage and share data, consider how those devices will be secured inside a vehicle. The right in-vehicle docking and mounting solution for devices not only protects the fleet’s investment in equipment, but also ensures a safe and comfortable mobile office for drivers – reducing the risk of distraction and increasing productivity.
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