The transportation management system, (TMS) is an essential tool to the modern supply chain. It breaks up information silos and invites collaboration from multiple points in a supply chain. These systems provide both end-to-end visibility and control to shippers, customers, carriers, and 3PLs with the use of complex automated and manual features.
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When shipments don’t regularly fill an entire truckload, freight consolidation and less-than-truckload (LTL) shipping are two common solutions. Each method has its own purpose and ideal uses. Let’s explore the pros and cons of each, while helping you choose the right strategy for your business.
In facilitating the movement of goods in the global supply chain, freight forwarders focus on transportation, whereas third-party logistics (3PL) providers offer comprehensive logistics solutions. Learn more about the differences between freight forwarding and 3PL to help you choose the right service for your business needs.
Today’s changing market dynamics, geopolitical unrest, technological advancements, and evolving customer expectations are prompting companies to reassess their supply chain operations and decision-making strategies. Learn more about the Top 12 Changes in the Strategic Supply Chain Shift from a tactical approach to a proactive, strategic approach to transporting goods.