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Waymo and J.B. Hunt to Test Self-Driving Freight in Texas
The test run will use Waymo’s autonomous Class 8 trucking unit to haul freight between facilities in Houston and Fort Worth.
JBS Paid Hackers $11 Million After Cyberattack Hit Plants
JBS USA said it paid $11 million in ransom to the criminals responsible for the cyberattack that disrupted operations across North America and Australia.
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Obtaining Insurance as a Last-Mile Delivery Service Provider
The question isn’t whether or not last-mile delivery services should carry insurance, but rather what insurance program is right for each business.
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How Data Science Helped Combat the Coronavirus Outbreak
The increasing complexity of outbreak data has led to the rise of "outbreak analytics" — a data science designed to inform response to epidemics.
How to Ensure Freight Bills Are Correct and Paid Quickly
There’s good reason that freight payment is considered to be the brown corrugated box of the supply chain industry
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An Optimized Wi-Fi Network Is Crucial for Edge Success
Edge computing is becoming critical to business strategy and operations.
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Redwood Logistics Partners with project44 on Joint Visibility Platform
Redwood Logistics, a North American logistics platform company, recently announced a partnership with project44, creating a joint offering combining project44’s Advanced Visibility Platform and Redwood’s LPaaS (Logistics Platform as a Service).
How AI Is Tackling Waste in Factories and the Supply Chain
If we want a world without waste, we might need something other than the human brain to achieve it.
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Biodiversity Disclosures Set to Become Part of Company Reporting
A global initiative aimed at measuring the impact that corporations are having on the natural world is officially underway.
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Podcast | How Should Shippers and Carriers Be Preparing for the Recovery?
The COVID-19 pandemic appears to be subsiding. How should logistics providers and shippers be readying themselves for the “new normal”?
How Mass Consolidation Turned Food, Energy Firms Into Hacking Targets
A company that slaughters cattle may seem like an unlikely target for a cyberattack. That is, until you realize that taking out just one company could paralyze burger and steak supplies for all Americans.
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These Audits Can Help You Recover Lost Cash
An often-overlooked method for reducing profit leakage and increasing revenue is through the use of current or long-standing accounts payable (AP) recovery audits.
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