Resources & Insights
The vast majority of the loads moved by trucking companies aren’t classified as “high value.” Transporting these shipments — those that land below $100,000 in monetary value — is a relatively standard practice for trucking companies and shippers.
It’s natural to feel overwhelmed when selecting a transportation service for your business; there are a ton of great options.
As companies worldwide look to expand their product and service offerings, the transportation industry is only growing to help them do so, and do so efficiently.
As a logistics professional, your sights are constantly set on efficiency, set on optimizing your processes to assist your company toward brighter days.
If you’re in the early stages of planning a large project — like a new or relocating data center, wind farm, or grid-scale energy storage — you know that the more complex it gets, the more critical the details are.
In November 2021, the U.S.’ manufacturing output index — a segment of the Industrial Production Index (used to gauge the real economic production of national industries like oil & gas, mining, etc) —- increased to its highest level in over three years.
Managing the health of a business is kind of like maintaining a healthy body; everything is interconnected and neglecting one thing tends to sacrifice the wellbeing of the whole.
With so many options for moving smaller quantities of freight, it’s understandable why making these decisions leaves shippers feeling overwhelmed. There’s nothing wrong with a bit of hesitancy when interacting with the transportation world. In fact, we’d say it’s a good thing.
