Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become infamous discount-filled holidays. Many families enjoy the tradition of camping outside retail locations and being some of the first to shop at midnight.

The world of transportation and logistics management looks completely different than it did even 50 years ago.

Veterans Day is an opportunity for everyone in the United States to take a moment to stand together in respect for all those who have served our country.

Many companies are currently gearing up for the holiday shopping season.

Retailers used to be able to lean on the stability of brick-and-mortar stores to provide a satisfactory customer experience.

In today’s market, shipping is one of the biggest expenses for any shipper, growing at a rate of over 5% per year, depending on the lane.

At their core, transportation management systems (TMS) help shippers perform logistics management functions like rating, booking and tracking.

Social media has changed every industry and the supply chain hasn’t escaped unscathed.

October is nearly over and that means Halloween is approaching, heralding the beginning of the holiday shopping season.

A Transportation Management System (TMS) helps companies streamline their logistics processes so that they are as efficient and connected as possible.