IL2000 Streamlines its Bid Process with SMC3’s Bid$ense Procurement Tool
Read this full IL2000 case study to see what Dave Kiesling, former VP of Capacity and Logistics Engineering at IL2000,...
Month: January 2023
How a 3PL Ran Smarter, High-Quality Bid Events with SMC3’s Transportation Procurement Solution
Bid$ense allowed IL2000 to manage all bid responses through a single integrated dashboard, giving them the ability to process bids...
IL2000 Streamlines its Bid Process with SMC3 Bid$ense Procurement Tool
Read this full IL2000 case study to see what Dave Kiesling, VP of Capacity and Logistics Engineering at IL2000, has...
Driving Efficiency in Less-than-Truckload Bids and Analytics
In this case study, we look at how SMC³ BatchMark XL rapid rating tool drives greater efficiency in LTL bids...
Newell Brands and J.B. Hunt Expedite Less-than-Truckload Analysis with SMC3’s BatchMark XL
In this case study and accompanying resources, we examine how SMC3’s BatchMark XL solved both Newell Brands' and J.B. Hunt's...
Let’s hear it for good inventory – on the Talking Supply Chain Podcast
Larry Lapide explains why he’s a fan of inventory, especially good inventory on this episode of Talking Supply Chain.
Increasing the Speed & Accuracy of Your Roller Conveyor
Conveyor control systems can either be centralized, using a primary PLC, or decentralized using multiple smart field level devices such...
Preliminary Class 8 truck orders finish 2022 with declines
FTR reported that preliminary December net orders—28,300 units—were down for the third consecutive month, decreasing 21% compared to November. ACT...
U.S. rail carload and intermodal volumes end 2022 with declines, reports AAR
Rail carloads—at 842,171—decreased 4.4%, or 38,476 carloads, annually, in December, noted AAR. Intermodal containers and trailers—at 900,213—fell 5.2%, or 49,107...
Top Transportation Management System (TMS) Trends for 2023
As the transportation environment becomes increasingly complex, transportation management systems are being called upon more than ever to meet shippers’...