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Watch: The State of the Freight Market: What a Difference a Year Makes
The parcel and freight market has seen big changes in the dynamic between shippers and carriers over the past 12 months. Jason Smith, assistant vice president with U.S. Bank, explains.
Jason Smith
Watch: Beyond Price: Crafting Relationships With Parcel Shippers
In an industry known for its volatility and highly competitive nature, parcel carriers must nonetheless prioritize strong relations with their customers, says Don Caddy, chief executive officer of Engineering Innovation.
Don Caddy
Watch: Why Shippers Are Gaining Advantage in the Parcel Market
There's a shift happening in the parcel market in favor of shippers, says Robyn Meyer, senior vice president of parcel strategy and solutions with Transportation Insight.
Robyn Meyer
Self-Driving Trucks are 'Not Anywhere Close'
Professor Missy Cummings explained the limitations of artificial intelligence, warning, “There’s so much hype out there; it’s your job as supply chain executives to understand what’s real and what’s not.”
Professor Missy Cummings. Photo: Helen Atkinson
Watch: Four Best Practices of Successful Parcel Shippers
Josh Dunham, chief executive officer of Reveel, describes four best practices that parcel shippers are employing in their relationships with carriers today.
Josh Dunham
Watch: How COVID Changed the Shipping Industry — Forever
While demand has dropped since then, the innovations remain, says Jakki Krage Strako, chief commerce and business solutions officer with the U.S. Postal Service.
Jakki Krage Strako
Strangling the Flow: The Impacts of Overbearing Regulations on California’s Logistics Sector
Adopting a technology-driven approach to sustainability offers more advantages than tighter regulations that disproportionately benefit large-scale corporations and drive up prices.
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UPS Chief Says Year One of Pricey New Labor Deal Will Hurt Most
UPS said in August that the heated discussions caused about 1.2 million packages per day of lost volume — either directly to competitors or new business that didn’t occur.
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The Ripple Effect of Yellow’s Demise on the Supply Chain Industry
The financial collapse of Yellow, the third-largest less-than-truckload carrier in the U.S., will incur some challenges in the transportation world that people might not have considered.
Palm Springs, California. January 2018. Photo: iStock.com/JayLazarin
How to Determine if Unscheduled Delivery is a Fit for Your Business
There is an optimal opportunity to improve efficiencies by streamlining store operations and pickup experience to maximize time serving customers.
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Delivery Slowdown Drives UPS Earnings Down
The package carrier took an extra hit last quarter from its contract talks with the Teamsters union, which UPS says resulted in $1 billion in lost revenue.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands. March 2012. Photo: iStock.com/100pk
Everyone Wants to Work at UPS After Union Scores $170,000 Driver Pay
The pay is above industry standards, but enthusiastic UPS-wannabes should know that the path to a coveted driving position is far from a smooth ride.
Photo: Bloomberg
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