Transportation Management Systems (TMS) can monitor autonomous vehicles in the trucking industry by integrating data from various sources and using advanced analytics to provide real-time visibility into the performance and behavior of autonomous vehicles.

With real-time visibility into the status and location of goods in transit, businesses can make informed decisions about inventory management, production planning, and other critical processes.

More often than not, cybercriminals are counting on a company’s leadership being ignorant of the destruction that can be wreaked on the company’s internal systems.

Just any old TMS won’t do.

Data-driven decisions are how companies can best unlock their value and freight audits will deliver actionable intelligence points.

Getting “data-driven” isn’t always the answer to your supply chain’s problems.

McEasy is a software solution for companies in the industry who are looking to track and organize everything from passenger buses to freight forwarding services.

With increasing supply chain issues, executives are turning to implementing more control towers in their companies.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has had what’s been dubbed a “decades-old technology system” in its midst, and the chief technology officer, Pavan Pidugu, has worked hard to change that.

Digitally connected transportation can save a company 65% of costs associated with an integrated system.

Wireless 5G tech is the star of the show at a US Naval base in San Diego.

Those slow to adopt better digital transformation are expected to be left in the dust.

Shekar Natarajan, the executive vice president, and chief supply chain officer for AEO (the parent company of American Eagle Outfitters) has launched an initiative to save the company’s supply chain.

The North Carolina-based software company MercuryGate TMS has explained that the collaboration increases access to 40k Amazon-owned trailers and third-party drivers for full truckload freight movements.

Companies are dumping piles of money into crafting the perfect software for their supply chain optimization.

As it stands, TMS solutions haven’t evolved much since the early 2000s, staying stagnant while technology production ramped up around it.

Kraft Heinz is using the now-infamous metaverse to help get some of the star products such as Velveeta cheese, Lunchables, and fancy ketchup on supermarket shelves this summer.