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State of Transportation: In the Driver’s Seat and Bracing for Impact

Sometimes even the most cutting-edge technology can’t predict what’s going to happen next in the transportation industry. That’s why trucking and transportation sectors are bracing for impact and in the driver’s seat for what’s ahead.

Trucking and transportation sectors are bracing for impact and in the driver’s seat for what’s ahead.

Seaports Experience Uptick in AGV Deployment to Alleviate Congestion

AGV seaport deployments worldwide will have a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 26% from 2022-2030 and exceed 370,000 global deployments by 2027, according to new ABI Research.

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Supply Chains Brace for Impact

Lately, the disruptions have become more… disruptive and less predictive. They’re becoming annoying and cumbersome. They’re impacting companies and consumers alike. They’re creating ripple effects from farm to fork, and the repercussions are endless.

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Supply Chain Visibility

Gaining Essential Visibility in the F&B Supply Chain

Although having real-time information about the shipment's location during transit might seem like sufficient visibility to plan downstream operations and update stakeholders on the delivery status, numerous scenarios can still jeopardize timely delivery.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Optimizing West Coast Port Freight Shipments

While 2020 certainly strained the system, it didn’t break it. But the next big crisis might. And the scarier reality is that it may not take a catastrophe of global magnitude to bring shipping logistics to a grinding, disastrous halt.

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WaySync Acquisition Launches AI-Enabled Container Rate Management Platform

Ship Angel Inc.

The Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) rate management tool for shippers addresses the rise in container freight rate complexity.

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How Vertical AI Solutions are Revolutionizing Ocean Freight Management

Stakeholders now need to focus their investment and resources on improving data quality and need to recognize the significance of vertical artificial intelligence (AI) solutions and exception management.

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U.S. Container Import Volumes Decrease from May, but Pull Ahead of 2019 Performance

Descartes Systems Group

The July update of logistics metrics shows slightly stronger import volume performance than previous years and signs that key challenges to global supply chain performance in 2023 continue to improve.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Average Demurrage, Detention Charges Witness 25% Dip Globally

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Demurrage and detention (D&D) rates in the shipping industry have reached unprecedented levels, especially with the Federal Maritime Commission set to make crucial decisions.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

2023 State of the Ocean Freight

IMO 2023 is a series of new international regulations that targets vessel efficiency and carbon intensity with hopes to reduce the carbon emissions of all ships by 40% (by 2030) and 70% (by 2050). So, what changes does this bring and why?

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Operators Deliver End-to-End Offerings

Importers or exporters that have been frustrated with the speed, costs or hassles of dealing with multiple supply chain stakeholders just to move a single container from A to B will find end-to-end offerings simpler, more efficient and more reliable.

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White House Claims Normalization of Supply Chains is Happening. Let’s Review.

Regardless of supply chain visibility – or sometimes lack thereof -- normalized supply chains are here.

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