Freight Spot Rates Explained: A Practical Guide for Shippers
Spot freight has been a core part of transportation planning for years, influencing everything from daily coverage decisions to overall…
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Freight Spot Rates Explained: A Practical Guide for Shippers
Everything Reverse Logistics: Shipping Back Without Falling Behind
A lot of shippers start thinking about return logistics around the beginning of the year: The holidays have just ended,…
Are You Leveraging 3G’s Planning Module to Its Full Advantage?
When it comes to managing your transportation operations, every decision counts. 3G’s planning algorithm is designed to help you make…
Freight Claims Management: 3 Ways Transportation Software Can Reduce Damaged Shipments
According to Packaging Digest, roughly 11% of all goods arrive at distribution centers with significant damage. This isn’t just a…
6 Freight Rate Negotiation Tips to Secure More Competitive Rates
The supply chain has been in a state of upheaval since the turn of the decade, impacting not only material…
6 Common Mistakes Found in Freight Audits
Improving over-the-road logistics has always been a battle in the transportation industry, requiring constant innovation and vigilance to improve on-time…
How to Find the Best LTL Shipping Rates
Reducing LTL shipping rates is key to lowering overall operational costs. Here are seven tips to help.
How Transportation Optimization Can Create Major Savings
Transportation optimization is critical for major savings in your business. Here are four tips to help.
Recurring Costs Associated With Legacy Transportation Management Software in Shipping
Supply chains are only becoming more complex in terms of scale and the speed with which they move goods. With each passing day, we also see more and more of how limiting it is to use manual systems and track shipments with multiple tools, making it difficult to handle the high volume of shipments necessary to compete in this landscape. This gap in performance is now leading to inefficiencies, a high number of errors, and a lack of real-time visibility into the supply chain.